CPC G01R 29/0892 (2013.01) | 7 Claims |
1. A near-field test system, comprising:
a computer; and;
a source of signal for generating test signals, a signal receiver, a mover and at least one probe respectively connected to the computer;
wherein the source of signal, the signal receiver, the probe and a device under test (DUT) form a closed loop;
the mover is used for accepting a control of the computer to cause a random relative motion between the DUT and the probe to generate multiple random test points;
when the probe is connected to the signal receiver, the source of signal is connected to the DUT; when the probe is connected to the source of signal, the signal receiver is connected to the DUT; the probe is used to collect electromagnetic field signals at the multiple random test points and transmit the electromagnetic field signals directly to the signal receiver or to the DUT and then the DUT to the signal receiver;
the signal receiver is used to analyze and process the electromagnetic field signals collected by the probe and transmit to the computer; and
the computer is used for:
in a selected coordinate system, controlling the mover to cause the random relative motion between the DUT and the probe to generate the multiple random test points that satisfy the near field;
determining one or more postures of the probe to obtain electromagnetic field coefficients of the probe corresponding to the postures of the probe respectively;
obtaining measured values of the electromagnetic field signals collected by the at least one probe after being analyzed and processed by the signal receiver so as to obtain a measured value set
![]() ![]() calculating electromagnetic field coefficients v of the DUT: wherein a sparse feature of the electromagnetic field coefficients v of the DUT to be determined is a convex function which is represented by f(v); according to Lorenz reciprocity theorem, there is a random linear relationship Av=
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() when Av=
![]() Minimize f(v) subject to Av=
![]() when Av=
![]() Minimize f(v)+P(Av-
![]() where A is a random matrix, and elements of A are determined by positions of the random test points and the electromagnetic field coefficients of the probe at each posture; P(.) is a convex function, which increases with an increase of modulus of the vector Av-
![]() obtaining, according to the electromagnetic field coefficients v of the DUT, a far-field pattern of the DUT or an electric field and/or a magnetic field at any point outside the DUT.
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