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Fast and Accurate Near-Field Measurement Method using Sequential Spatial Adaptive Sampling (SSAS) Algorithm

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Fig. 2.  Spatial  adaptive  sampling  where  Ω={Ax,Ay}  is  progressively  covered in 5 steps according to the two input parameters : d and W
Fig. 5.  Spatial distribution of Hy (Hx) and Hz magnetic field above a wire  (W trace ≈0) with 1mA excitation current at 100MHz, with and without ground  plane (at z=0) and h wire =1mm, h meas =1mm
Fig. 7.  Definition of the datasets of points in the neighbourhood of
Fig.  8  illustrates  the  relationship  between  the  different  definitions of  k  parameter and the
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