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Joe Wiart

Dinh Thuy Phan Huy

Youmni Ziade

Jean-Philippe Desbat

Jean-Charles Bolomey

Zwi Altman

Gerard Grandsimon

A method is provided for dynamically controlling the focus of a signal pre-equalized by time reversal of an estimated propagation channel between a source antenna of a source communicating entity and a destination antenna of a destination communicating entity at a current instant, said method comprising steps for evaluation by the destination communicating entity of a relative focus quality of the pre-equalized signal sent by the source antenna and received by the destination antenna, compared to a quality at a focal point, and if the evaluated relative focus quality does not satisfy a predetermined criterion, for request, by the destination communicating entity, to modify the focus addressed to the source communicating entity for a subsequent instant.

Method of dynamic control of the focusing of a signal pre-equalized by time reversal

A method is provided for estimating the focusing quality of a signal pre-equalized by time reversal of an estimated propagation channel between a source antenna of a source communicating entity and a destination antenna of a destination communicating entity, the method comprising a step of evaluating a focusing quality of the signal received at the destination antenna relative to a value at a focal point of a representation of a curve of received power as a function of a distance between the destination antenna and the focal point.

Method of estimating the focusing quality of a signal pre-equalized by time reversal

An electric field emitted by an electronic equipment is measured by producing at least one radiation measurement in the radiating field of the equipment. Several sets of simultaneous near-field measurements, within a measuring surface located at a short distance from the equipment, are performed. The sets of performed measurements are processed by estimating the statistical properties of the radiated field at any point outside the measuring surface.

Method and device for near-field measuring of non-controlled radiation

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