Papers
4
Total Citations
6
H-Index
2
About
Junwei Dong is a researcher specializing in antenna measurement and electromagnetic field characterization, with a particular focus on near-field measurement systems for advanced radar and communication technologies. His work addresses critical challenges in accurately testing wide-angle phased array radars, where he proposed a novel large oblique angle near-field measurement method to improve radiation pattern accuracy. Dong has also contributed to phase center measurement techniques, developing a method for a novel outdoor Wi-Fi dual-band dual-polarized antenna that is essential for fine performance optimization. His investigations into the effect of near-field scanning speed on far-field calculations highlight the integration of robotic technology in antenna testing, while his recent work on multi-probe spherical near-field systems explores the trade-offs between probe count, measurement accuracy, system complexity, and cost. Though his papers have garnered modest citation counts to date—ranging from one to two citations—Dong’s research is foundational for practitioners seeking to enhance the precision and efficiency of antenna measurement systems. His contributions are particularly relevant for engineers and researchers working on robotic-assisted testing and multi-probe architectures, positioning him as a developing expert in the evolving field of antenna metrology.
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Top Papers
- 1Large Oblique Angle Measurement in Near-Field Measurement Systems2 citations · 2023
- 2Phase Center Measurement of A Novel Outdoor Wi-Fi Antenna2 citations · 2022
- 3Effect of Near-Field Scanning Speed on Far-Field Calculations1 citations · 2023
- 4Effect of Number of Probes on Spherical Near-Field Measurement System1 citations · 2024