Network


Latest external collaboration on country level. Dive into details by clicking on the dots.

Hotspot


Dive into the research topics where Zhai Hong is active.

Publication


Featured researches published by Zhai Hong.


asia-pacific conference on environmental electromagnetics | 2006

Experimental study on emissivity measurement of 5mm blackbody

Cheng Chunyue; Wu Chunbai; Zhai Hong; Chen Yunmei

The emissivity measurement of 5 mm microwave black is presented. Because the emissivity of microwave blackbody is close to one, namely its reflectance almost equals zero, the directivity error of directional coupler will cause that is difficult to estimate the emissivity. Hence, we use the space reflection method of moving DUT to measure reflectance of microwave blackbody. In this method, the reflectance of measurement system is equivalent to a big standing wave and the reflectance of block body is equivalent to a small standing wave. By using moving block body within half wavelength, we can separate the two stationary waves. The emissivity of black body is given by Friis formula and some calibration parameters including phase center, gain calibration value, effective area of antenna. The measurement results are presented


international conference on microwave and millimeter wave technology | 2012

Microwave payload's Emissivity with an S-band conical corrugated lens antenna

Wu Chunbai; Chen Yunmei; Chen Jinlong; Cheng Chunyue; Zhai Hong

According to the calibration desire of the radiometer space-borne microwave payload, an S band conical corrugated antenna is studied. An actual antenna was manufactured after analysis and simulation. Performance of the antenna is measured in the radio anechoic chamber of Aerospace EMC center. Especially, the Emissivity of the applied microwave blackbody source is discussed and measured with this corrugated horn. The consistency between the measurement data and the design outcome is very well.


2012 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Workshop Series on Millimeter Wave Wireless Technology and Applications | 2012

An S-band conical corrugated lens antenna and Emissivity measurement

Wu Chunbai; Zhai Hong; Cheng Chunyue; Sun Xiaoning

According to the calibration of radiometer spaceborne microwave payload desire, an S band conical corrugated antenna is studied. An actual antenna was manufactured after analysis and simulation. Performance of the antenna is measured in the radio anechoic chamber of Aerospace EMC center. Especially, the relationship between Emissivity and the brightness temperature of the applied microwave blackbody source is discussed and Emissivity measured. The consistency between the measurement data and the design outcome is very well.


Archive | 2014

Method for integrally designing high-accuracy varying temperature microwave black body calibration source

Nian Feng; Cheng Chunyue; He Wei; Zhai Hong; Yang Yujie


Archive | 2014

Measuring method for scattering coefficient of millimeter wave black body

Cheng Chunyue; Zhai Hong; Chen Jinlong; Wu Chunbai; Li Fang; Sun Xiaoning


Archive | 2014

Method of determining near-field phase center of antenna with complex structure

Nian Feng; Cheng Chunyue; He Wei; Zhai Hong; Yang Yujie


Archive | 2013

Reference source microwave window of microwave radiometer

Cheng Chunyue; Chen Jinlong; Zhai Hong; Wu Chunbai


Archive | 2013

Novel low-frequency conical-corrugation lens horn antenna

Wu Chunbai; Zhai Hong; Chen Jinlong; Cheng Chunyue; Li Fang; Sun Xiaoning; Zhang Yongmin


Archive | 2015

Cold cathode gas discharge tube noise source

Chen Jinlong; Zhai Hong; Cheng Chunyue; Cheng Junjie; Wu Chunbai; Tan Fan; Zhang Yongmin; Li Fang; Sun Xiaoning; Ouyang Bin; Chen Ling; Xing Xiaoyun


Archive | 2013

Tri-polarized microwave radiometer calibrating device under vacuum environment

Cheng Chunyue; Zhai Hong; Chen Jinlong; Sun Xiaoning

Collaboration


Dive into the Zhai Hong's collaboration.

Top Co-Authors

Avatar
Top Co-Authors

Avatar

Yang Yujie

China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation

View shared research outputs
Researchain Logo
Decentralizing Knowledge