Advanced Helicopter Electromagnetics: industry, government and university

C. Balanis, Weimin Sun, P.A. Tirkas, G. Barber
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The Advanced Helicopter Electromagnetics (AHE) was initiated at Arizona State University on January 1, 1990, to address research needs on developing analytical and measurement methods for helicopter EM applications. The AHE program is a coalition of research and education efforts supported by aerospace industry, federal government agencies and state government. The objective of the AHE program was to develop analytical methods and modelings of antennas on metallic and non-metallic bodies for advanced helicopter applications and to facilitate technology transfer through industry, government and university. Under the support of the AHE members and the joint effort of the research team, significant progress has been achieved. The research effort has focused on practical helicopter electromagnetic problems, such as antenna pattern modeling and prediction, composite materials, HF antennas, conformal antennas for UHF and possibly VHF, and scale model measurements. The paper provides a brief review of the AHE program through representative examples of some of the problems that were investigated.<>
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先进直升机电磁学:工业、政府和大学
先进直升机电磁(AHE)项目于1990年1月1日在亚利桑那州立大学启动,用于解决直升飞机电磁应用分析和测量方法的研究需求。AHE计划是一个由航空航天工业、联邦政府机构和州政府支持的研究和教育努力的联盟。AHE项目的目标是开发用于先进直升机的金属和非金属机身天线的分析方法和建模,并促进工业、政府和大学之间的技术转让。在AHE成员的支持和研究团队的共同努力下,取得了显著的进展。研究工作集中在实际直升机电磁问题上,如天线方向图建模和预测、复合材料、高频天线、UHF和可能的VHF共形天线以及比例模型测量。本文通过研究的一些问题的代表性例子,对AHE项目进行了简要的回顾。
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