1. a China Academy of Space Technology
2. b Institute for Advanced Materials and Technology State Key Laboratory for Advanced Metals and Materials University of Science and Technology
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Wei Lu, Jin Li, Jianyin Miao, 等. Application of high-thermal-conductivity diamond for space phased array antenna[J]. Functional Diamond, 2021,1(1):189-196.
Wei Lu, Jin Li, Jianyin Miao, et al. Application of high-thermal-conductivity diamond for space phased array antenna[J]. Functional Diamond2021, 1(1): 189-196.
Wei Lu, Jin Li, Jianyin Miao, 等. Application of high-thermal-conductivity diamond for space phased array antenna[J]. Functional Diamond, 2021,1(1):189-196. DOI: 10.1080/26941112.2021.1996211.
Wei Lu, Jin Li, Jianyin Miao, et al. Application of high-thermal-conductivity diamond for space phased array antenna[J]. Functional Diamond2021, 1(1): 189-196. DOI: 10.1080/26941112.2021.1996211.
ive phased array antenna typically featured high performance
high device integration
and high heat flux
making it difficult to dissipate heat. Diamond
the substance with the closest arrangement of atoms in nature
has the advantages of a high thermal conductivity and strong adaptability to the space environment. The batch applications of high-thermal-conductivity diamonds for the thermal management of the phased array antennas of the inter-satellite links were introduced in this paper. The diamond was developed by the direct-current arc-plasma chemical vapor deposition method. The product size
thermal conductivity
precision
and application scale all met the engineering requirements. The high-precision assembly of the diamond and the structural frame enabled the efficient heat collection and transfer from the distributed point heat sources of multiple transmit/receive (T/R) modules. Verified on the ground
the thermal matching design between the diamond and the metal frame exhibited an outstanding heat dissipation performance. After four satellites using the diamonds were launched
the flight data showed good antenna thermal control
with temperature gradients of the T/R modules less than 2.2 °C
further verifying the rationality and effectiveness of using high-thermal-conductivity diamonds in the thermal design and implementation of antennas.
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