In this video, we will demonstrate how to use your Diamond Engineering tools to examine measured gain parameters and compare them to the total available gain parameters.

 

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In this video, we’ll demonstrate the use of S1P files, including how to import and export them in DAMS Antenna Studio. We also discuss the formatting of and the difference between S1P and S2P files. Additionally, we explain utilization of the interpolation icon.

 

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In this video, we’re going to demonstrate making measurements with imperfect cables. We’ll also examine how to make measurements with AUT’s that are not perfectly matched.

 

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In this video we will explore using S2P to match an antenna.

 

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In this video, we will examine the effective aperture calculation for the DE700_26 horn. We will also introduce a very simple relationship which will enable you to mentally calculate the gain at any frequency.

 

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In this video, we will demonstrate the methodology of antenna measurement using a variation of the Purcell reflection method. To begin with, we’ll go over a little bit of the historical background for its application. Following, we examine the the mathematical formula and the actual data resulting from this method.

 

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In this video, we will present a unique methodology for performing a single antenna measurement with a mirror image. This technique was originally developed in the 50’s by Purcell and relied upon perfect match as well as real-time match data. The method had limitations because the antenna under test required a good match. Later, this was modified and the method was extended. We used the Anritsu lightening with 1600 data points. The time domain gate was also set at one half meter with an 8 centimeter width.

 

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Here we demonstrate a very simple method for determining the power profile required for the DE700_26 reference horn to create an electric field with a strength of 2-volts per meter independent of frequency at a distance of 3 meters.

 

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