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Single-cut phaseless measurements enable the testing of antenna devices with no reference channel by measuring and transforming to far-field individual pattern cuts. This typically requires performing two single-cut measurements at different distances which may be infeasible or too time-consuming in some antenna facilities. As an alternative, this communication proposes the use of a two-probe system connected to the same coherent receiver. The relative phase between probes is exploited to retrieve the absolute phase using a state-of-the-art linearized phase retrieval approach. Simulations and measurements are performed to validate the technique which includes an innovative probe-to-probe calibration method
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F. Rodríguez Varela, J. C. Maeso, X. Sun, B. G. Iragüen and M. S. Castañer, "Single-Cut Phaseless Near-Field Measurements Using Two Probes," in IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 72, no. 2, pp. 1935-1940, Feb. 2024, doi: 10.1109/TAP.2023.3336979
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