Near-field to near/far-field transformation for arbitrary near-field geometry utilizing an equivalent electric current and MoM
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...domain [7], a circular domain [4], [15], a spherical domain [8], [12], [16], [17] or an arbitrary domain [6], [13], [14]....
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...The same study [7] has been carried out by applying an equivalent electric current....
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...[1] presents the application of the equivalent magnetic current approach in near-to-far-field transformation, discussing the possibility of obtaining a globally valid pattern representation; [2] and [3] present a similar application, and the method is compared to wave expansion techniques; [4] and [5] address global field extrapolation from its knowledge on a limited region using equivalent planar electric or planar magnetic currents....
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...Since we are interested only in the electromagnetic field in the region where , we place a perfect magnetic conductor in front of the radiating antenna extending to infinity in the and directions on the plane of the antenna....
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...In this approach, by using the equivalence principle [13], an equivalent electric current replaces the radiating antenna....
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