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Nearly all antenna measurements are contaminated to some degree with fields scattered by objects within the environment of the test system. In many instances these reflections (i.e. multi-path) are found to constitute one of the most significant contributors to the facility-level error budget. For some time, a frequency domain measurement and post-processing technique named Mathematical Absorber Reflection...
Reflections in antenna test ranges can often constitute the largest single term within the error budget of a given facility. For some time, a frequency domain measurement and postprocessing technique named Mathematical Absorber Reflection Suppression (MARS) has been successfully used to reduce range multi-path effects within spherical near-field and far-field antenna measurement systems. More recently,...
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