2018-09-05
Free Space Radiation Pattern Reconstruction from Non-Anechoic Data Using the 3D Impulse Response of the Environment
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 73, 37-46, 2018
Abstract
Using impulse response with a 3D algorithm is a novel free-space radiation pattern reconstruction technique with accuracy greater than 1 dB in all antenna under test (AUT) azimuth and elevation angle orientations inside a non-anechoic environment. A quantitative comparison between impulse response with a 3D algorithm and impulse response with 2D, a previous technique, is performed using quantifiers. Benefits of the proposed 3D free-space radiation pattern reconstruction algorithm are single-frequency characterization and reuse of the 3D impulse response of the environment.
Citation
Cesar Segura, Wonil Cho, Junghwan Jeon, and Jinhwan Koh, "Free Space Radiation Pattern Reconstruction from Non-Anechoic Data Using the 3D Impulse Response of the Environment," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 73, 37-46, 2018.
doi:10.2528/PIERM18031001
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