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Range-Angle Dependent Radiation by Using Non-uniform Period Time Modulated Arrays

In this study, it is claimed that a non-uniform time-modulated array system (TMA), which has a simpler configuration than conventional frequency diverse array (FDA) systems, can be used to generate a range-angle-dependent radiation pattern. This method operates on the idea of modulating each element using on-off switches at different periods, which allows for range-dependent radiation without sophisticated and expensive components such as phase/frequency shifters. Thus, it has been proposed that non-uniform TMAs present a distinct and easier technique for dealing with range-dependent radiation difficulties.