Rapid near-field antenna testing via arrays of modulated scattering probes
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Abstract
Key results are summarized of efforts to significantly reduce the near-field measurement time by utilizing one- or two-dimensional arrays of modulated scattering probes in lieu of the single probe ordinarily used in conventional near-field measurement techniques. Results of analytical, numerical, and experimental investigations show that the modulated-scattering technique (MST) using arrays of hundreds or even thousands of modulated scattering probes can be used to map the complex near-field of antennas or scatterers in a few seconds or minutes. The results also strongly indicate that classical (nonmodulated) receiving/transmitting arrays can be adapted for rapid near-field data collection. Major factors affecting the accuracy and speed of probe arrays for near-field measurement are delineated and discussed. Experimental results obtained using laboratory prototype MST systems are also presented and discussed
CitacióBolomey, J.Ch., Cown, B., Jofre, L. Rapid near-field antenna testing via arrays of modulated scattering probes. "IEEE transactions on antennas and propagation", 06 Agost 1988, vol. 36, núm. 6, p. 804-814.
ISSN0018-926X
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