Error calculation techniques and their application to the antenna measurement facility comparison within the European antenna centre of excellence

Foged, L. J.; Bencivenga, B.; Durand, L.; Breinbjerg, Olav; Pivnenko, Sergey; Sabatier, C.; Ericsson, H.; Svensson, B. G.; Alexandridis, Antonis A.; Burgos, S.; Silva, Manuel; Zackrisson, J.; Boettcher, Martin

doi:10.1049/ic.2007.0921

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“…The present comparison has focused on radiation pattern at a single frequency of 12 GHz and involved facilities of a generally high accuracy. Other comparisons have been conducted within the Antenna Centre of Excellence to cover many other antenna parameters as well as other and wider frequency bands [28]- [31].…”

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Comparison of Antenna Measurement Facilities With the DTU-ESA 12 GHz Validation Standard Antenna Within the EU Antenna Centre of Excellence

Pivnenko

Pallesen

Breinbjerg

et al. 2009

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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Abstract-The primary objective of many antenna measurement facilities is to provide a specified high accuracy of the measured data. The validation of an antenna measurement facility is the process of proving that such a specified accuracy can be achieved. Since this constitutes a very challenging task, antenna measurement accuracy has been the subject of much research over many years and a range of useful measures have been introduced.

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Comparison of Antenna Measurement Facilities With the DTU-ESA 12 GHz Validation Standard Antenna Within the EU Antenna Centre of Excellence

Pivnenko

Pallesen

Breinbjerg

et al. 2009

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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Equivalent current approach as an advanced field interpolation technique

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Scialacqua²,

Saccardi³

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Proceedings of the 2012 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation

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Comparative investigation of methods to reduce truncation errors in partial spherical near-field antenna measurements

Foged¹,

Scialacqua²,

Saccardi³

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2012 6th European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EUCAP)

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This paper presents a comparative investigation of two different but highly suitable techniques for the accurate determination of the full sphere pattern of an antenna from truncated spherical near field measurements. The first approach is based on an iterative procedure which exploits the band-limitedness properties of the radiated field to correctly reconstruct the full sphere data [1]. The second approach was first described in [2] and is based on determining a set of equivalent currents that radiate the same pattern in the known area and thus extrapolate the unknown fields in the truncated area. The comparative study is performed on actual measured near-field data to investigate the effectiveness of each technique in realistic spherical near field antenna measurement scenarios. Â© 2012 IEEE

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Error calculation techniques and their application to the antenna measurement facility comparison within the European antenna centre of excellence

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Comparison of Antenna Measurement Facilities With the DTU-ESA 12 GHz Validation Standard Antenna Within the EU Antenna Centre of Excellence

Comparison of Antenna Measurement Facilities With the DTU-ESA 12 GHz Validation Standard Antenna Within the EU Antenna Centre of Excellence

Equivalent current approach as an advanced field interpolation technique

Comparative investigation of methods to reduce truncation errors in partial spherical near-field antenna measurements

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