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Antenna Measurements with a VNA

Webinar Overview

Antennas are a key element in any communication or radar system. As higher frequencies are considered for automotive radar or for 5G communication systems, beam widths shrink and path loss increases, making accurate characterization of radiation patterns with a VNA are essential.

You will Learn:

Measurement Parameters
Error Correction Methods
Types of Antennas
Single Port Measurements
Two Port Measurements

Presenter Bio:

Thomas Friedrich Thomas Friedrich - Field Applications Engineer

Thomas Friedrich is a Senior Field Applications Engineer supporting RF Microwave/mmWave measurements with 32 years of experience as a Metrologist focused on Vector Network Analysis and Spectrum measurements.

Prior to joining Anritsu in November 2000, Thomas held metrology positions with Raytheon, BAE, and the U.S. Marine Corps

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