GB/T 44599-2024
ActiveTesting method for antenna measurement fields
天线测量场地检测方法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the testing methods for evaluating the performance of antenna measurement fields, including far-field, near-field, and compact ranges. It is applied in the telecommunications and aerospace industries to validate the accuracy and reliability of antenna test facilities used for product development, certification, and quality control. The standard ensures consistent measurement conditions for antennas in applications such as base stations, satellite communications, and radar systems.
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