Measurement of EIRP and antenna response for active antennas with spherical near-field scanning
Doren W. Hess
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Doren W. Hess
Abstract
A technique for measuring effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP) using planar near-field scanning has been demonstrated earlier. This paper shows how we at MI Technologies have implemented, using the spherical near-field method, the measurement of EIRP and a vector phasor quantity analogous to effective area that we call antenna receive response. This technique is applicable to all antennas, including active antennas.
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A technique for measuring effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP) using planar near-field scanning has been demonstrated earlier. This paper shows how we at MI Technologies have implemented, using the spherical near-field method, the measurement of EIRP and a vector phasor quantity analogous to effective area that we call antenna receive response. This technique is applicable to all antennas, including active antennas.
Key concepts: Directional antenna, Antenna (radio), Antenna measurement, Reconfigurable antenna, Dipole antenna, Physics, Conformal antenna, Remote sensing