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Time-domain far-field analysis of radiation sources

A procedure called FARS (far-field analysis of radiation sources) was described by Miller et al. (1973) as a possible means of determining the quantitative contribution per-unit length or per-unit area to the power radiated from some object in the frequency domain. Extension of FARS to the time domain (TDFARS) is presented together with some representative results.