An EIRP measurement method for base-station antennas using field strengths measured along a single straight line

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We describe an EIRP measurement technique for a base-station antenna. The proposed method especially can be applied to the base-station antenna installed in real environments. Fresnel region measurement method is an optimal technique to avoid the far-field multipath interference, and, furthermore, it could shorten the measurement time. For detecting only the field strengths along a single straight line, we also propose a simple phase-retrieval method. For verification, a simulation and experiment have been performed. An anechoic chamber was utilized in this paper before the real environment test with the outdoor measurement system. The transformed far-field pattern and EIRP agree closely with the reference data within a valid angle. The proposed method can be applied for the EIRP in situ measurements without moving a vehicle loading the EIRP measurement apparatus. © 2013 Soon-Soo Oh and Young-Hwan Lee.

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Oh, S. S., & Lee, Y. H. (2013). An EIRP measurement method for base-station antennas using field strengths measured along a single straight line. International Journal of Antennas and Propagation, 2013. https://doi.org/10.1155/2013/742636

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