IEEE 149-1965
IEEE Standards Test Procedure for Antennas
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IEEE 149-1965 is a technical standard titled IEEE Standards Test Procedure for Antennas, focused on how antennas are evaluated within the fields, waves, and electromagnetics domain. It provides a structured testing context for antenna measurement and comparison, helping engineers interpret performance consistently. As a superseded document, IEEE 149-1965 remains relevant for understanding earlier test practices and for researching legacy antenna specifications and engineering records.
What is IEEE 149-1965?
IEEE 149-1965 defines a test procedure framework for antennas, giving engineers a common basis for assessing antenna characteristics in electromagnetic applications. The standard is tied to measurement practice rather than a product design specification, so its value lies in how results are obtained and compared. In technical work involving fields and waves, this kind of document helps support repeatable testing, clearer documentation, and more consistent interpretation of antenna performance data.
Where is IEEE 149-1965 used?
IEEE 149-1965 is most relevant in antenna laboratories, RF test environments, and engineering groups working on electromagnetic measurement. It may be used when evaluating antennas for communication systems, laboratory prototypes, or legacy equipment documentation. The subtitle points to controlled test procedures, so the standard is useful wherever antenna response, radiation behavior, or related measurements need to be recorded in a consistent way for design review, comparison, or archival reference.
Why is IEEE 149-1965 important?
IEEE 149-1965 matters because antenna testing depends on repeatable procedure and clear measurement practice. Using a defined standard can reduce ambiguity in test results, support procurement or acceptance reviews, and improve confidence when comparing antenna data across different setups. For legacy systems, it also helps preserve technical consistency when reviewing historical engineering documentation. IEEE 149-1965 is especially useful where measurement integrity and traceable test methods are important.
- Antenna test procedure
- Electromagnetic measurement context
- Legacy engineering reference
- Repeatable evaluation methods
- Superseded IEEE standard
- Publication Date: 1965
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
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