High-frequency measurement setup and method for measuring a high-frequency test object
AssigneeAstrium GmbH
InventorJoerg Herrmann
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Abstract
A high-frequency measurement setup for measuring a high-frequency test object, in particular, an antenna is provided. The setup includes one or more reflectors for high-frequency signals, a laser tracker, retrotargets for laser beams of the laser tracker that are disposed on the reflectors and are provided to orient the high-frequency test object, and a measuring unit that is designed to actuate the laser tracker in such a way that the high-frequency test object and one or more reflectors are measured in terms of their propagation of high-frequency signals.
Claims14
A high-frequency measurement setup for measuring a high-frequency test object, the setup comprising:
- one or more reflectors for high-frequency signals;
- a laser tracker;
- retrotargets for laser beams of the laser tracker that are disposed on the reflectors and are provided to orient the high-frequency test object;
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- a measuring unit that actuates the laser tracker in such a way that the high-frequency test object and one or more reflectors are measured in terms of their propagation of high-frequency signals.
A method for measuring a high-frequency test object, comprising:
- actuating a laser tracker to emit laser beams on the high-frequency test object and on retrotargets disposed on one or more reflectors;
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- measuring the high-frequency test object and the one or more reflectors in terms of their propagation of high-frequency signals using the laser beams incident on the high-frequency test object and on the retrotargets disposed on the one or more reflectors.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium including a computer program, which when executed by a computer:
- actuates a laser tracker to emit laser beams on the high-frequency test object and on retrotargets disposed on one or more reflectors;
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- measures the high-frequency test object and the one or more reflectors in terms of their propagation of high-frequency signals using the laser beams incident on the high-frequency test object and on the retrotargets disposed on the one or more reflectors.
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