А.Г. Гудков1, С.Г. Веснин2, В.Ю. Леушин3, И.А. Сидоров4, В.Г. Тихомиров5, М.К. Седанкин6,
С.В. Чижиков7, Р.В. Агандеев8, В.Д. Шашурин9

1–4,6–9 Московский государственный технический университет им. Н.Э. Баумана (Москва, Россия)

5 СПбГЭТУ «ЛЭТИ» им. В.И. Ульянова (Ленина) (Санкт-Петербург, Россия)

8 ООО «НПИ ФИРМА ГИПЕРИОН» (Москва, Россия)

Постановка проблемы. Создание сложных технических систем требует перехода от проектирования и изготовления
отдельных частей системы к комплексному проектированию всей системы. Система, созданная из оптимальных частей, не
является оптимальной в целом, поэтому необходим переход от обычной элементной базы к конструктивному исполнению с использованием монолитных интегральных схем (МИС).

Цель. Рассмотреть процесс разработки прототипа радиотермографа и исследовать процесс объединения в радиометрическом комплексе принципов многоканальности, многочастотности и миниатюризации.

Результаты. Рассмотрен процесс создания и приведены результаты разработки прототипов радиотермографа; описан
постепенный переход от радиометра на обычной элементной базе к гибридному исполнению с использованием МИС СВЧ.
Приведено поэтапное исследование процесса создания по объединению в радиометрическом комплексе многоканальности, многочастотности и миниатюризации.

Практическая значимость. Поэтапный переход от радиотермографа на обычной элементной базе к конструктивному исполнению с использованием МИС СВЧ приведет к расширению его функциональных возможностей и существенному уменьшению размеров. Комплексное проектирование радиотермографа позволит достичь оптимального сочетания стоимости и качества.

Гудков А.Г., Веснин С.Г., Леушин В.Ю., Сидоров И.А., Тихомиров В.Г., Седанкин М.К., Чижиков С.В., Агандеев Р.В., Шашурин В.Д. Микроминиатюризация многоканальных многочастотных радиотермографов (часть 1) // Успехи современной радиоэлектроники. 2023. T. 77. № 5. С. 48–63. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18127/j20700784-202305-04

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