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Multilayer textile antenna array
Hermány, Roman ; Tobola, Pavel (referee) ; Raida, Zbyněk (advisor)
Thesis focuses on the design and development of three possible methods to power the serial patch array and optimization of the chosen design. The antenna array is conceived as a multi-layered structure formed on a 3D textile substrate. The objective of this work is to identify the best possible configuration of antenna array for the use in automotive and aerospace industry. The first concept – array coupled by near microstrip line – proved in the case of the more serial elements as non-functional. The second concept – aperture coupled array – is unsuitable for use in close proximity to the electrically conductive shell of the aircraft. The third concept – array coupled with textile integrated waveguide – seems like the best possible solution. The design of the array coupled with textile integrated waveguide was optimized in consideration of the production process. The impedance bandwidth of this proposed three elements antenna is 890 MHz, the gain in the main lobe direction is 11.8 dBi.
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Design of the LVDS bus with hight EMC immunity
Klauda, Zbyněk ; Fiala, Pavel (referee) ; Kroutilová, Eva (advisor)
My thesis deals with project of LVDS busbar with high resistivity with regard to disturbance from surroundings and radiation undesirable electromagnetic waves into its environment. Project of LVDS busbar was elaborated by numeric methods and it was suggested optimal solution of the shape and material of multiply technology DPS. The project was realized on desired driving-point impenance of busbar Z=100 ohm with frequency f1=100 MHz of the first harmonic component rectangular signal of defind modality, entering and diagonal edge.
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System for control of high-frequency power source with reflected power measurement
Zoufalý, Ondřej ; Drexler, Petr (referee) ; Juřík, Karel (advisor)
This thesis briefly describes the function of the selected high-frequency technology and its use. Furthermore, the thesis contains a discussion of the method of designing a system for control of high-frequency power source with reflected power measurement, after which the selection of suitable components is carried out based on pre-selected parameters. Subsequently, the method of powering and cooling the system is proposed. This is followed by the actual assembly of the system and testing of its functionality and measurement of system parameters. In the last part, selected parts of the printed circuit board of this system are described and justified.
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Suppression of side lobes of an antenna array by unequal power distribution on the elements
Saloka, Samuel ; Mikulášek, Tomáš (referee) ; Špůrek, Jan (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is focused on the design of an antenna array with four patch antennas. In the first part, the theory of a microstrip antenna and power divider with equal and unequal power distribution on elements design are summarized. In the second part, calculations necessary for the design of the antenna and both arrays are found. The third part contains modeling, optimizations and simulation results of the individual models and consequently the assessment of the results. A summarization of the measured results as well as photo documentation of the produced structures are in the fourth part. Conclusion of the entire work and its results are deliberated in last part.
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Multilayer Textile Antenna Array
Hermány, Roman ; Pařízek, Tomáš
Two possible ways to power the serial patch array will be presented. The antenna array is conceived as a multi-layered structure formed on a 3D textile substrate. The first concept – aperture coupled array – is unsuitable for use in close proximity to the electrically conductive shell of the aircraft. The second concept – array coupled with textile integrated waveguide – seems like the best possible solution. The impedanc bandwidth of this proposed three elements antenna is 310 MHz, the gain in the main lobe direction is 13.6 dBi.
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Relative Permittivity Measurement of 3D-textile
Vélim, Jan
The paper deals with the relative permittivity determination of the 3D-textile by a transmission line method (TLM). Measuring points are shifted to avoid inaccuracies caused by transitions between a coaxial cable and a microstrip line. A substrate where the microstrip line is designed is composed of three layers where one layer (3D-textile) has unknown permittivity. The relative permittivity of the 3D-textile is calculated from effective permittivity by a conformal mapping method.
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Multilayer textile antenna array
Hermány, Roman ; Tobola, Pavel (referee) ; Raida, Zbyněk (advisor)
Thesis focuses on the design and development of three possible methods to power the serial patch array and optimization of the chosen design. The antenna array is conceived as a multi-layered structure formed on a 3D textile substrate. The objective of this work is to identify the best possible configuration of antenna array for the use in automotive and aerospace industry. The first concept – array coupled by near microstrip line – proved in the case of the more serial elements as non-functional. The second concept – aperture coupled array – is unsuitable for use in close proximity to the electrically conductive shell of the aircraft. The third concept – array coupled with textile integrated waveguide – seems like the best possible solution. The design of the array coupled with textile integrated waveguide was optimized in consideration of the production process. The impedance bandwidth of this proposed three elements antenna is 890 MHz, the gain in the main lobe direction is 11.8 dBi.
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Harvesting of emelctromagnetic energy in 24 GHz band
Rokos, Lukáš ; Pokorný, Michal (referee) ; Raida, Zbyněk (advisor)
The thesis describes basic principles of an electromagnetic energy harvesting and its potential use. To gain the energy, a rectenna (rectifying antenna) is selected. The rectenna consists of a patch antenna, a matching circuit and a rectifier circuit. The thesis describes a design of the patch antenna operating at 24 GHz and its matching to the microstrip line with the characteristic impedance 50 . Then, the circuit for matching the rectified is designed using an open-ended stub. The last part of the thesis describes several types of rectifier circuits to be used potentially. Functionality of the designed rectenna has been verified in ANSYS Designer.
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Low Noise amplifier for 8,4 GHz
Svoboda, Libor ; Vágner, Petr (referee) ; Kasal, Miroslav (advisor)
This project deals with methods of design and realization of low noise microwave amplifier for X-band. The first part describes this issue at a theoretical level. Thus it contains a detailed analysis of microstrip line and its circuit components. It is followed by some specifics of microstrip filters and with mention of microwave heterojunction transistors. The last chapter of the theoretical part describes design of small-signal amplifier with focus on low noise figure. The second part, practical, shows a concrete procedure of two-stage LNA design with HEMTs, using CAD tool Ansoft Designer. This section, as well as the bachelor’s thesis, is finished with realization of amplifier and analysis of its properties.
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Planar bandpass filter with asymmetric resonators
Cholasta, Lukáš ; Kovács, Peter (referee) ; Raida, Zbyněk (advisor)
In this Bachelor thesis the microstrip bandpass filter with asymmetric resonators is described. In this work, the proposal, simulation, construction and resulting confrontation parameters realized microstrip bandpass filter in programme Ansoft Designer are described. In the introduction the problems analysis micro-wave integrated circuitsis are described, further the proposal of a simulation microstrip bandpass filter in programme Ansoft Designer is solved. In the third part of the bachelor thesis the optimalization of the filter for technology of production and realization of the filter are solved. In the conclusion the results of measurement of the realized filter and comparison with simulation are introduced.
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