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==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
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Augmented Reality Heald-Up Display Fullface Mask (ARHUDFM) is a complex device that is not easy to understand at a first look, because there are little relevant examples to compare. Therefore, we suggest that you first read the information on the [[Public:ARHUDFM Manifesto]] page. | Augmented Reality Heald-Up Display Fullface Mask (ARHUDFM) is a complex device that is not easy to understand at a first look, because there are little relevant examples to compare. Therefore, we suggest that you first read the information on the [[Public:ARHUDFM Manifesto]] page. | ||
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<pdf width="950" height=" | <pdf width="950" height="590" page="1">https://wiki.furtherium.com/w/img_auth.php/Furtherium_-_Gunfire_Locator_-_RDF.pdf</pdf> | ||
==Brief of '''''assistance''''' apps functionality== | ==Brief of '''''assistance''''' apps functionality== | ||
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The SDA has 3 antenna array segments, one mounted via the NVG mount and the other two via the picatinny rails on the sides of the helmet. An activity angle of each segment up to 170° allows the upper hemisphere to be used as the geometric space for antenna connections. SDA is connected via USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt connector. Past disadvantages of phased array antenna are being addressed with advanced semiconductor technology to ultimately reduce the size, weight, and power of this solution. | The SDA has 3 antenna array segments, one mounted via the NVG mount and the other two via the picatinny rails on the sides of the helmet. An activity angle of each segment up to 170° allows the upper hemisphere to be used as the geometric space for antenna connections. SDA is connected via USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt connector. Past disadvantages of phased array antenna are being addressed with advanced semiconductor technology to ultimately reduce the size, weight, and power of this solution. | ||
[[File:Render AOR-2 3840x2160-45L Final SDA View.jpg|frameless|950x950px]] | |||
Allows to support up to 64 connections at the same time. For example, simultaneous connections: | Allows to support up to 64 connections at the same time. For example, simultaneous connections: | ||
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An antenna array that uses beamforming ICs to drive high-gain beams over a range of angles. The antenna array is designed in such a way that the individual elements of patch antenna module are structurally combined into a main lobe that transmits energy in a given direction, while the overall system gain is determined by the number of elements in the array. For phased array antennas at VHF and UHF bands, SatixFy Prime DBF ASIC<ref>Divaydeep Sikri and Rajanik Mark Jayasuriya, [http://www.satixfy.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/SatixFy-TF-Reprint-2019-04.pdf "Multi-Beam Phased Array with Full Digital Beamforming for SATCOM and 5G"], (SatixFy UK Ltd., Farnborough, U.K., 2019)</ref><ref>SatixFy, [https://www.satixfy.com/prime/ "PRIME, Digital Beam Former ASIC"]</ref> can be used with an LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) and PA (Power Amplifer) without up- or down-converter. | An antenna array that uses beamforming ICs to drive high-gain beams over a range of angles. The antenna array is designed in such a way that the individual elements of patch antenna module are structurally combined into a main lobe that transmits energy in a given direction, while the overall system gain is determined by the number of elements in the array. For phased array antennas at VHF and UHF bands, SatixFy Prime DBF ASIC<ref>Divaydeep Sikri and Rajanik Mark Jayasuriya, [http://www.satixfy.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/SatixFy-TF-Reprint-2019-04.pdf "Multi-Beam Phased Array with Full Digital Beamforming for SATCOM and 5G"], (SatixFy UK Ltd., Farnborough, U.K., 2019)</ref><ref>SatixFy, [https://www.satixfy.com/prime/ "PRIME, Digital Beam Former ASIC"]</ref> can be used with an LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) and PA (Power Amplifer) without up- or down-converter. | ||
[[File:SDA-DBF-1.jpg|frameless|950x950px]] | |||
In the Tx (transmission) mode, SDA with an active phased array, consisting of 48 patch antenna modules (each modules include 16 elements, 768 elements in total) in 3 segments of arrays (3 segments x 16 modules x 16 elements) with a coverage angle of 170° for each of elements, provides the synthesis of a directed radio wave with a power of up to 10W in the direction of end-point. The small deflection angle (less than 2°) of the direction of the radiation pattern and the dynamically controlled transmission power makes it possible to make the user hardly visible to electronic warfare equipment compared to antennas with a omnidirectional radiation pattern. The software method of synthesizing radio emission allows you to generate waves with a length of 500 ft (HF) to 5.9 in (L-band).[[File:Analog Devices v1.4.png|thumb|An example of a typical RF front end of a phased array antenna]] | In the Tx (transmission) mode, SDA with an active phased array, consisting of 48 patch antenna modules (each modules include 16 elements, 768 elements in total) in 3 segments of arrays (3 segments x 16 modules x 16 elements) with a coverage angle of 170° for each of elements, provides the synthesis of a directed radio wave with a power of up to 10W in the direction of end-point. The small deflection angle (less than 2°) of the direction of the radiation pattern and the dynamically controlled transmission power makes it possible to make the user hardly visible to electronic warfare equipment compared to antennas with a omnidirectional radiation pattern. The software method of synthesizing radio emission allows you to generate waves with a length of 500 ft (HF) to 5.9 in (L-band).[[File:Analog Devices v1.4.png|thumb|An example of a typical RF front end of a phased array antenna]] | ||
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*integratable handheld portable short-range active metal re-radiation radar antenna | *integratable handheld portable short-range active metal re-radiation radar antenna | ||
*close-range remote control of an active phased array radar (mobile or vehicle-mounted) | *close-range remote control of an active phased array radar (mobile or vehicle-mounted) | ||
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'''Specific cases for external integrated antennas''' | '''Specific cases for external integrated antennas''' | ||
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<youtube width="950" height="535">V4U6YlgzwIU</youtube> | <youtube width="950" height="535">V4U6YlgzwIU</youtube> | ||
<pdf width="950" height=" | <pdf width="950" height="590" page="1">https://wiki.furtherium.com/w/img_auth.php/Furtherium_-_Gunfire_Locator_-_RDF.pdf</pdf> | ||
===''PCSR (Passive covert surveillance radar)''=== | ===''PCSR (Passive covert surveillance radar)''=== | ||