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Investigation of planar near-field measurement of millimeter-wave antenna for 5G application

The requirement of higher data rates and the emergence of new wireless device demands in future 5G communication put millimeter-wave frequencies in focus. To investigate electromagnetic-filed exposure at such frequencies for 5G cellular phone application, a planar near-field antenna measurement system is established. A tapered open-ended rectangular waveguide was used as the probe antenna, and a patch array antenna operating at 28 GHz was used as antenna under test. The distribution of power density above the antenna surface was calculated based on the measured data and the plane wave expansion method.