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2008-11-19
Current Distributions Along a Receiving Thin Dipole Inside Ideal Anechoic and Reverberation Chambers
By
Weiye Zhong,

    Dr. Weiye Zhong

    School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Nanyang Technological University

    Singapore

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Zhongxiang Shen,

    Dr. Zhongxiang Shen

    School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Nanyang Technological University

    Singapore 639798

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Yeow Kwang Roland Tai,

    Mr. Yeow Kwang Roland Tai

    DSO National Laboratories

    Singapore

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Wee Jin Koh

    Dr. Wee Jin Koh

    DSO National Laboratories

    Singapore 118230

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 88, 105-120, 2008
doi:10.2528/PIER08102801
Abstract
This paper studies the correlation of a receiving thin dipole with an arbitrary load in both anechoic chamber (AC) and reverberation chamber (RC). In both cases, the method of moments is employed to calculate the current distributions along a thin dipole induced by external fields. In AC, a plane wave with a fixed incident angle and polarization is illuminated on the dipole; whereas in RC, the field is represented by an appropriate superposition of many incident plane waves with stochastic incident angles, polarizations and phases. Numerical results for the current distributions of a thin dipole with different loads and electrical lengths are presented and discussed in both chambers. It is demonstrated that the ratios with respect to current magnitudes at the arbitrary load of the thin dipole between AC and RC are determined by its directivity. In particular, the ratios with respect to current magnitudes along the entire dipole whose electrical length is less than half a wavelength are nearly constants regardless of the terminating load, which indicates that results obtained in both chambers are well correlated.
Citation
Weiye Zhong, Zhongxiang Shen, Yeow Kwang Roland Tai, and Wee Jin Koh, "Current Distributions Along a Receiving Thin Dipole Inside Ideal Anechoic and Reverberation Chambers," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 88, 105-120, 2008.
doi:10.2528/PIER08102801
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