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Studies on electric fields radiated from cellular phone base station antennas

Electric fields radiated from cellular phone base station antennas are investigated by the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method, near zone to far zone transformation technique, and experimental measurements. From results of radiation patterns, it is found that the theory of FDTD method implemented with near zone to far zone transformation technique makes a good agreement with the experiment.