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BSI PD IEC/TR 63099-1:2017

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Transmitting equipment for radiocommunication. Radio-over-fibre technologies for electromagnetic-field measurement – Radio-over-fibre technologies for antenna measurement

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The purpose of this document is to provide information about the current and latest applications for antenna measurement that use radio-over-fibre technologies. Antenna gain and the antenna radiation pattern measurement system are covered, which are practically in use and will be used soon. Basic concepts, system configurations and measurement examples of the systems are included. The theoretical background of antenna measurement is beyond the scope of this document.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
6 CONTENTS
8 FOREWORD
10 INTRODUCTION
11 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 Terms and definitions
12 3.2 Abbreviated terms
4 Practical applications
4.1 List of applications
4.2 Antenna gain measurement system using a radio-over-fibre transceiver
4.2.1 Overview
4.2.2 Features
13 4.2.3 System configuration
Figures
Figure 1 – System configuration of antenna gain measurement systemusing a radio-over-fibre transceiver
14 Figure 2 – System configuration of antenna gain measurement system using bi-directional type radio-over-fibre transceiver specifications
15 Tables
Table 1 – Specification of a radio-over-fibre transceiver
16 4.2.4 Example of measurement results
Figure 3 – Appearance of a pair of radio-over-fibre transceivers
17 Figure 4 – S21(ω) measurement result of two LPDAs
18 4.3 Millimetre-wave antenna pattern measurement system using a nested type LN-MZM and a UTC-PD
4.3.1 Overview
Figure 5 – Measurement gain of LPDA using a radio-over-fibre transceiver
Figure 6 – S21(ω) measurement result of two VULB9160s
19 4.3.2 Features
4.3.3 System configuration
20 Figure 7 – System configuration for mm-wave antenna pattern measurementsystem using nested type LN-MZM and UTC-PD
Figure 8 – Appearance of mm-wave antenna pattern measurement systemusing nested type LN-MZM and UTC-PD
21 4.3.4 Specifications
Figure 9 – Appearance of mm-wave transmitting part of mm-wave antennapattern measurement system using nested type LN-MZM and UTC-PD
Table 2 – Specification of an LN-MZM
22 4.3.5 Example of measurement results
Figure 10 – Frequency characteristics and dynamicrange of system using a nested LN-MZM modulator and a UTC-PD
Table 3 – Specification of a UTC-PD
23 4.4 Very-near-field antenna pattern measurement using a photonic sensor
4.4.1 Overview
4.4.2 Features
Figure 11 – Measured antenna radiation patternin the E-plane at 120 GHz
24 4.4.3 System configuration
Figure 12 – System configuration of planar very-near-field antennapattern measurement system using a photonic sensor
25 Figure 13 – System configuration of cylindrical very-near-field antennapattern measurement system using a photonic sensor
Figure 14 – System configuration of spherical very-near-field antennapattern measurement system using a photonic sensor
26 4.4.4 Specifications
Figure 15 – Appearance of very-near-field antenna pattern measurementsystem using an LN-MZM photonic sensor
Figure 16 – Photonic sensor using an LN-MZM
27 4.4.5 Example of measurement results
Figure 17 – Measured and calculated near-field electric field distribution using planar very-near-field antenna pattern measurement systemusing an LN-MZM photonic sensor
Table 4 – Specification of an LN-MZM photonic sensor
28 Figure 18 – E-plane antenna pattern of Horn-antenna measured by planarvery-near-field antenna pattern measurement systemusing an LN-MZM photonic sensor
29 Bibliography
BSI PD IEC/TR 63099-1:2017
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