Yida Fan

Changchun University of Science and Technology

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Yida Fan is a researcher specializing in antenna measurement and electromagnetic field characterization, with a particular focus on near-field testing techniques for advanced radar and communication systems. His work addresses critical challenges in accurately measuring antenna performance, especially for wide-angle phased array radars and dual-band Wi-Fi systems. Fan’s most notable contribution is the development of a large oblique angle near-field measurement method (2023), which enables precise radiation pattern testing for wide-angle radar applications—a key requirement for modern defense and sensing technologies. He has also advanced phase center measurement techniques for novel outdoor Wi-Fi antennas (2022), improving design optimization for dual-band, dual-polarization systems. Additionally, his investigation into the effect of near-field scanning speed on far-field calculations (2023) explores the integration of robotic automation in antenna testing, addressing practical trade-offs between measurement efficiency and accuracy. With a cumulative citation count of 5 across his top papers, Fan’s work is foundational for engineers and researchers developing next-generation antenna systems, offering practical solutions that bridge theoretical modeling and real-world testing constraints.