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Characterization of a 8-Ports Vector Antenna for Measurement Applications

C. Morlaas, J. Duplouy, A. Chabory
2019 2019 IEEE Conference on Antenna Measurements & Applications (CAMA)  

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A wideband and radiation-pattern-reconfigurable vector antenna that presents eight ports is characterized for antenna measurement applications. This vector antenna can be advantageously employed either as a multi-polarized probe in a classical measurement set-up or as a reference antenna in a multi-probe antenna system with the test-zone-field (TZF) compensation method. Thank to the capability of polarization diversity inherent to vector antennas and to the radiation pattern reconfigurability
more » ... the proposed antenna, the complexity and time of the measurement process can be reduced.
doi:10.1109/cama47423.2019.8959555 fatcat:cfpieflq4re2pdl3l6iknf6l7e
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C. Morlaas, J. Duplouy, A. Chabory. "Characterization of a 8-Ports Vector Antenna for Measurement Applications." 2019 IEEE Conference on Antenna Measurements & Applications (CAMA) (2019)