far-field

Adjective

Meaning

far-field (not comparable)

(telecommunications) Of or pertaining to the far field, the region sufficiently distant from a radio antenna for angular field distribution to be independent of distance.

Alternative names

far field

Antonyms

Examples

It has seven far-field mics dottes around its top plate. Source: Internet

Sometimes these high-frequency magnetic fields change at radio frequencies without being far-field waves and thus radio waves; see RFID tags. Source: Internet

The far-field (EMR) depends on a different mechanism for its production than the near-field, and upon different terms in Maxwell’s equations. Source: Internet

However, in the far-field EM radiation which is described by the two source-free Maxwell curl operator equations, a more correct description is that a time-change in one type of field is proportional to a space-change in the other. Source: Internet

In 2012, these far-field diffraction experiments could be extended to phthalocyanine molecules and their heavier derivatives, which are composed of 58 and 114 atoms respectively. Source: Internet

The statistical properties of a far-field speckle pattern (i. Source: Internet

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