Study of distributions of modes and plane waves in reverberation chambers for the characterization of antennas in a multipath environment
By Kent Rosengren, Per-Simon Kildal. 2001
138 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Per-Simon Kildal
- Charlie Orlenius
- Xiaoming Chen
- C. L. Patané
- Magnus Franzén
- Kent Rosengren
- J. Ladbury
- Galen H. Koepke
In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- J. Ladbury
- Per-Simon Kildal
- Charlie Orlenius
- Xiaoming Chen
- Kent Rosengren
- C. L. Patané
- Magnus Franzén
- Galen H. Koepke
Citations in the corpus
- On the Use of Reverberation Chambers to Simulate a Rician Radio Environment for the Testing of Wireless Devices (2006, result): “Although we have considered only the electric field , identical results would be obtained by analyzing the magnetic field component . It is also the case that the field consists of a statistically uniform spectrum of plane waves over all incidence angles [13], [ 27 ].”
- Characterization of Reverberation Chambers for OTA Measurements of Wireless Devices: Physical Formulations of Channel Matrix and New Uncertainty Formula (2012, background): “In [5] it was shown that each mode in a rectangular cavity can be expressed as eight plane waves, and that the directions of arrival of these plane waves are uniformly distributed over the unit sphere if there are enough modes excited.”
- Electromagnetic analysis of effective and apparent diversity gain of two parallel dipoles (2003, background): “The reverberation chamber corresponds to a uniform multipath propagation environment in which all directions of arrival are equally probable [ 6 ].”
- Correlation and capacity of MIMO systems and mutual coupling, radiation efficiency, and diversity gain of their antennas: simulations and measurements in a reverberation chamber (2004, unknown): “We have previously shown that the reverberation chamber represents an isotropic multipath environment of a similar type as that we find in urban and indoor environments, but with a uniform elevation distribution of the incoming waves [2].”