Zeyuan Fan

Changchun University of Science and Technology

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Zeyuan Fan is a researcher at the forefront of antenna metrology, with a specialized focus on the intersection of robotic automation and electromagnetic field measurements. Their key research areas include near-field to far-field transformations, robotic scanning dynamics, and the precision of antenna testing methodologies. Fan’s most notable contribution is the groundbreaking study, “Effect of Near-Field Scanning Speed on Far-Field Calculations” (2023), which systematically investigates how robotic scanning velocity influences the accuracy of far-field predictions. This work is critical as it addresses a practical gap in modern antenna testing, where robots are increasingly deployed for field measurements. By demonstrating that scanning speed can introduce significant errors in far-field calculations, Fan’s research provides essential guidelines for optimizing robotic test procedures, ensuring higher fidelity in antenna characterization. Although early in their career, with 1 citation to date, this foundational paper has already sparked interest among engineers and metrologists. Fan’s work promises to shape future standards in automated antenna testing, making them a rising voice in electromagnetic measurement science.