Quadrature polarization uncertainty in radiated tests

Radiated electric field measurements were obtained using linear polarized antennas, oriented at quadrature to each other, at a 10 m separation. Detected signals from the "on-axis" source antenna were attenuated less than 20 dB. These signals, if considered to be error signals, give rise to...

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Main Authors: Heise, E.R., Heise, R.E.W.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Antenna measurements
Attenuation
Dipole antennas
Frequency
Open area test sites
Polarization
Receiving antennas
Signal detection
Testing
Uncertainty
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Summary:Radiated electric field measurements were obtained using linear polarized antennas, oriented at quadrature to each other, at a 10 m separation. Detected signals from the "on-axis" source antenna were attenuated less than 20 dB. These signals, if considered to be error signals, give rise to added uncertainty in a test.
DOI:10.1109/ISEMC.2003.1236577