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Simulation Based Uncertainty Analysis for Radiation Pattern Measurements Using an Active Radar Module

Antennas fully integrated in radar systems or even on the chip packages cannot be measured with a conventional antenna measurement system as there is no access to the antenna feed point. The two-way radiation pattern of a frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar system can be measured using...

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Main Authors:	Granich, A. C., Sozer, M. S., Heberling, D.
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