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IEEE P1720/D2, Apr 2012

Field Antenna Measurements

Standard by IEEE, 2012

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P1720/D2, Apr 2012 is a technical document focused on field antenna measurements, offering guidance relevant to fields, waves, and electromagnetics. It is intended to support consistent measurement practice where antenna performance in an electromagnetic field must be assessed with care. For engineering and testing work, this standard helps define a clearer basis for measurement setup, comparison, and interpretation, which is especially important when accuracy and repeatability affect design decisions.

What is P1720/D2, Apr 2012?

P1720/D2, Apr 2012 addresses the technical context of field antenna measurements, a topic closely tied to electromagnetic field behavior and measurement methods. As a standards document, it is generally used to bring structure to how antenna-related measurements are performed, evaluated, or compared. The P1720/D2, Apr 2012 specification is relevant where measurement consistency matters, helping users work from a common technical reference when dealing with field response, antenna characteristics, and related electromagnetic testing practices.

Where is P1720/D2, Apr 2012 used?

This standard is typically used in electromagnetic testing environments, antenna measurement setups, and engineering workflows involving fields, waves, and electromagnetics. It may be relevant to laboratory evaluations, calibration activities, and test planning for antennas or field-sensitive equipment. P1720/D2, Apr 2012 can also support procurement or documentation where defined measurement methods are needed to compare results across systems or test sites, especially when field antenna measurements must be handled in a controlled and repeatable way.

Why is P1720/D2, Apr 2012 important?

P1720/D2, Apr 2012 matters because field antenna measurements can be sensitive to setup, environment, and interpretation. A clear standard helps reduce variation between tests, supports more reliable design decisions, and improves confidence in reported results. It may also aid compliance activities by giving teams a common technical basis for measurement and review. In practice, that can lower risk, improve consistency, and make it easier to compare equipment performance across projects or test conditions.

  • Field antenna measurement guidance
  • Electromagnetic test consistency
  • Repeatable setup and comparison
  • Engineering and laboratory use
  • Technical reference for performance review
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  • Publication Date: 2012
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
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  • This Version: P1720 (2012)
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