Assessment of the Possibility of Detecting Failures in Active Modules of a Digital Antenna Array

We consider the effect of failures in the transceiver modules on the characteristics of a phased antenna array. Built-in monitoring circuits are proposed and conclusions are drawn concerning the possibility of detecting failures in modules and correcting the characteristics of the radiation pattern of the antenna.

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Technical Physics
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063784225600389
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Advanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing
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Assessment of the Possibility of Detecting Failures in Active Modules of a Digital Antenna Array

А. А. Карпенко, A. A. Bogomolova, T. M. Kozlov
Technical Physics
Advanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing
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Assessment of the Possibility of Detecting Failures in Active Modules of a Digital Antenna Array

А. А. Карпенко, A. A. Bogomolova, T. M. Kozlov
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We consider the effect of failures in the transceiver modules on the characteristics of a phased antenna array. Built-in monitoring circuits are proposed and conclusions are drawn concerning the possibility of detecting failures in modules and correcting the characteristics of the radiation pattern of the antenna.

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