HFSS15: Ludwig-3 Polarization
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Ludwig-3 Polarization
Arthur C. Ludwig wrote a classic paper [Ref. 1]on the definition of cross polarization. In particular, his third definition is often used since it describes the field components that are typically measured on a far-field antenna test range. Using his definition, the radiated field may be written as E = En, Ey where
| | (1) |
| | (2) |
and phi is the usual azimuthal angle in the reference spherical coordinate system.
[1] Arthur C. Ludwig, The Definition of Cross Polarization, IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. AP-21 num. 1, pp. 116 -119, Jan. 1973.
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