IEEE 1720-2012
Field Antenna Measurements
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1720-2012 is a technical standard titled Field Antenna Measurements that addresses how antenna field measurements are defined and handled in engineering practice. It is relevant to fields, waves, and electromagnetics, with applications that may extend into aerospace and power-related environments where reliable measurement results matter. For teams working with antennas, test setups, or electromagnetic performance evaluation, this standard helps support consistency in how measurements are understood and compared.
What is 1720-2012?
1720-2012 provides a focused framework for field antenna measurements, helping users interpret and apply measurement practices in electromagnetic testing. The standard is especially useful when antenna performance must be evaluated in a controlled and repeatable way. In technical work involving fields and waves, clear measurement methods reduce ambiguity and support more dependable results. As a product reference, 1720-2012 is relevant to engineers who need a consistent basis for antenna-related measurement procedures.
Where is 1720-2012 used?
This standard is commonly associated with antenna test environments, electromagnetic measurement labs, and engineering workflows that involve field characterization. It may be used in aerospace programs, power and energy systems, or industrial applications where antenna behavior must be measured with care. Typical use cases include development testing, verification work, and comparison of measurement setups. 1720-2012 is most relevant where field antenna measurements support design decisions or technical documentation.
Why is 1720-2012 important?
1720-2012 matters because field antenna measurements can vary significantly without a clear technical basis. Using a defined standard helps improve consistency, reduce interpretation issues, and support better comparison between test results. This is important for compliance reviews, procurement decisions, and engineering validation where measurement quality affects confidence in performance data. For organizations working with electromagnetic systems, the standard can help lower risk and improve traceability in antenna measurement practice.
- Field antenna measurement methods
- Electromagnetic test and evaluation context
- Antennas used in engineering applications
- Consistency in measurement interpretation
- Relevant to aerospace and industrial systems
- Publication Date: 2012
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Aerospace; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- This Version: 1720 (2012)
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