Windler, M.
and Camell, D.
(2003),
Research on Site Qualifications above 1 GHz, 15th Intl. Zurich Symp. on EMC, Zurich, SZ
(Accessed October 17, 2025)
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Research on Site Qualifications above 1 GHz
Published
Author(s)
Michael Windler,
Abstract
This is a summary of recent efforts conducted under the auspices of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accredited Standards Committee C63, Sub-committee 1, working group 1-13.2. The main purpose of this group is to assess the applicability of low-frequency site qualification methodologies, prescribed in current domestic and international standards (e.g. CISPER, ANSI) to frequencies above 1 GHz. A mew measurement procedure, which uses presently available equipment and should fully evaluate all types of facilities, has been derived. Conceptually, this procedure is a rotational pattern comparison of an antenna in a reference site to the same antenna in a test site.Conference Dates
February 18-20, 2003
Conference Location
Zurich, SZ
Conference Title
15th Intl. Zurich Symp. on EMC
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
above 1 GHz, reflections, rotational illumination, site qualification, antenna pattern
Citation
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Created February 17, 2003, Updated October 12, 2021