2017
DOI: 10.1109/lawp.2016.2557239
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A Planar Near-Field Setup for Millimeter-Wave System-Embedded Antenna Testing

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“…In the experiments, the planar near-field measurement of the metasurface is implemented by discretizing and scanning a planar surface 200 mm away from the metasurface with the overall range of 760 mm × 760 mm. [40] The horn feeder and the open-ended waveguide probe are placed on the two sides of the metasurface and connected to the two ports of the PNA network analyzer Keysight N5222A. The metasurface is kept stationary while the waveguide probe scanning the signals throughout the sample plane.…”
Section: Experimental Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the experiments, the planar near-field measurement of the metasurface is implemented by discretizing and scanning a planar surface 200 mm away from the metasurface with the overall range of 760 mm × 760 mm. [40] The horn feeder and the open-ended waveguide probe are placed on the two sides of the metasurface and connected to the two ports of the PNA network analyzer Keysight N5222A. The metasurface is kept stationary while the waveguide probe scanning the signals throughout the sample plane.…”
Section: Experimental Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Newly evolving digital communication systems require the reliable generation, transmission, and detection of digital signals. The efforts of the UME, INRIM, METAS, NPL, CMI, Abdullah Gül University (AGU), Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), Institut d'électronique et de télécommunications de Rennes (IETR) and Orbit/FR-Europe GmbH (Orbit) have result in providing metrological support through the characterization of mm-wave antenna arrays operating at the required frequencies [95][96][97] and the traceable calibration of instrumentation, which is used to detect and generate digital signals [98,99]. More specifically measurement methods for signals emitted from long term evolution (LTE) base stations have been made available by METAS and ETHZ [100] to reliably determine the power levels of the latest telecommunication standard, which is currently being adopted globally.…”
Section: Rfandmw Metrologymentioning
confidence: 99%