Master Thesis: Mapping the Unseen: Electromagnetic Effects on Measurements in Anechoic Chambers
Core
Investigate how antenna holders, robotic positioning systems, and mechanical structures influence antenna measurements in an anechoic chamber to reduce measurement uncertainty.
Role type
Master's thesis researcher (electromagnetics)
Builds
Practical recommendations for reducing measurement disturbances in antenna testing
Domain
Telecommunications / Electromagnetics
Deliverable
research
Required skills
electromagnetic theory, antenna characteristics, material characterization, full-wave electromagnetic simulation, RF measurements, uncertainty analysis
Preferred skills
programming, 3D-printed material analysis, radiation pattern analysis
Technologies
electromagnetic simulation tools, RF measurement equipment, 3D printing
Responsibilities
Characterize 3D-printed materials (permittivity, loss tangent); Develop and validate simulation models of antenna holders; Perform controlled measurements with complex configurations; Quantify effects on radiation patterns, amplitude, phase, gain, and cross-polarization; Identify dominant disturbance sources and evaluate mitigation strategies
