Henri Jansen

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Henri Jansen is a leading researcher in the field of antenna measurement systems, with a specific focus on millimeter-wave (mm-wave) technologies and robotic automation. His work centers on the development of advanced sampling and alignment techniques that push the boundaries of traditional antenna test systems. Jansen’s major contributions include the introduction of an electrical alignment technique for offset-mounted and arbitrarily oriented antennas under test (AUTs) in robot-based systems, a method that leverages the additional degrees of freedom offered by robotics to enhance flexibility and precision. He has also pioneered the concept of reduced-order maximum determinant sampling grids (MDSGs), which create fully determinant, non-redundant sampling grids for spherical near-field measurements. By optimizing the acquisition of additional arbitrary sampling points along an optimized path, Jansen’s work significantly improves measurement efficiency and accuracy. His research, cited in recent publications from 2023 and 2024, is already shaping the next generation of antenna testing, offering practical solutions for complex, high-frequency applications. Jansen’s innovative approaches are essential reading for engineers and researchers working on cutting-edge mm-wave communication systems and robotic measurement platforms.