MANIPULATION
A Novel Antenna Mount for Orbital Satellite Tracking and Marine Communications
NV Afzulpurker, GR Dunlop
- Year
- 1990
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
The design, construction and control of a novel antenna mount for a high gain, narrow beamwidth antenna is presented. The 'keyhole' problems associated with conventional tracking systems are described and a six axis computer controlled antenna mount using the principles of parallel Robotic manipulators is suggested as an antenna mount for orbital satellite tracking. The emphasis is on its application for a ship mounted satellite communications system. Development of a prototype mount based on the above concept is discussed along with latest signal error detection techniques.
Keywords
MountBeamwidthAntenna (radio)SatelliteAntenna rotatorComputer scienceTracking (education)Beam waveguide antennaEngineeringElectronic engineering
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