Ken,
It would be helpful to look at the power required at all the probe positions.
Sometimes you can deduce where reflections are occuring from the probe values,
ie: are the nodes/nulls row or column dependent.
FWIW, I never use the constant field method, instead I use the constant power
Ever play pool/billards ?? Missed a corner shot and watched the ball come
back close to you?? The most overlooked reflection in a chamber is the corner
one, probably because it makes your head hurt trying to visualize it. ps. the
three sided corner is called a retro-reflector and there are 8 in
Hello,
I'm trying to qualify my 3 meter chamber for field uniformity at 10 V/m and
could use some help. I was able to get 18V/m at all 16 points of the grid
(only need 12) with the antenna in the vertical position, but couldn't do it
when the antenna was switched to the horizontal position. I
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