About propagation of radio signals through the shock wave of the hypersonic flying vehicle
- 1 Post-graduate Student of Instrument Engineering Department, South Ural State University (National Research University)
Abstract
Paper was dedicated to modeling and studying propagation properties of radio signals through plasma shell of hypersonic flying vehicle. Dependences, that shown changes of phase constant and attenuation constant for radio wave that propagate through the investigated medium, was obtained. Studying of that model dependences allows to reveals character of distortion and attenuation level of radio signals with different frequencies in plasma shell.
How to cite
Шевяков И.А. Прохождение радиосигнала через ударную волну гиперзвукового летательного аппарата // Антенны. 2014. № 1. С. 39–44.
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