Mathematical Absorber Reflection Suppression (MARS) for ...

Mathematical Absorber Reflection Suppression (MARS) for ... Mathematical Absorber Reflection Suppression (MARS) for ...

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Redundant dataComparison Method Description+ =Best Estimate of“Truth Model”Best Estimate of“Truth Model” - =Chamber ReflectionsBest Estimate of- + = “Truth Model”Chamber Reflectionswith MARS12

MARS Processing• MARS uses the standard NIST Spherical Near-field to Far-FieldTransformation Algorithm• NIST algorithm uses a mode filtering technique• Mode cutoff is based on the fact that modes above a certainindex number are exponentially attenuated and not detected bythe probe.• Mode cutoff is determined by the physical dimensions of the AUT• NSI‟s MARS technique applies a mathematical position shift to theAUT measured data during processing to optimize the way thespherical transform filtering is done.13

<strong>MARS</strong> Processing• <strong>MARS</strong> uses the standard NIST Spherical Near-field to Far-FieldTrans<strong>for</strong>mation Algorithm• NIST algorithm uses a mode filtering technique• Mode cutoff is based on the fact that modes above a certainindex number are exponentially attenuated and not detected bythe probe.• Mode cutoff is determined by the physical dimensions of the AUT• NSI‟s <strong>MARS</strong> technique applies a mathematical position shift to theAUT measured data during processing to optimize the way thespherical trans<strong>for</strong>m filtering is done.13

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