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Several months ago, we presented our first
paper on equalization (“Improved Antenna Radiation Pattern
Measurements using an Equalization Technique”) at the annual Antenna
Measurement Techniques Association symposium and conference (AMTA02)
in Cleveland, Ohio, and this seems like a good time for an update.
Firstly we are pleased to inform you
that as a result of the warm reception accorded to our paper in
Cleveland last November, we were invited to prepare an updated and
enhanced version for publication in the IEEE Antennas and
Propagation magazine. This has been done and the paper is due to
appear in the April 2003 edition. It is entitled “Equalization for
antenna pattern measurements: established technique — new
application”. We cordially invite you to read it there if you
receive the magazine, or to download a copy from the publications
section of our website www.fizzletechnologies.com.
Secondly we have presented a paper
(“Equalization: a technique to improve the accuracy of Antenna
Radiation Pattern Measurements”) at the Twelfth International
Conference on Antennas and Propagation (ICAP2003) which was
organised by the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) at the
University of Exeter, UK, earlier this month. This paper also
aroused great interest and is available either from the Conference
Proceedings or again from our website.
Currently we are working hard to
provide additional evidence that establishes equalization as a
flexible and robust technique in the radiation pattern measurement
field. We shall soon publish quantitative evidence that demonstrates
the improvement in accuracy that can be achieved using this
technique. We are extending our simulation studies to more complex
scenarios and considering factors such as the optimum equalizer
configuration. We are also discussing the construction of a “Proof
of Concept” system that will provide a complete demonstration of the
idea, and enable us to assess its full potential and its
limitations.
We cordially invite you to keep in
touch by e-mail if you are interested in collaborating with us or
wish to be kept up to date on progress on this exciting project.
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