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GPU-based computational acceleration of phaseless algorithms for antenna characterization

In the field of antenna diagnosis and characterization, the Sources Reconstruction Method (SRM) has been proved to be a powerful tool enabling the use of arbitrary-geometry measurement and reconstruction surfaces. The SRM has been extended for phaseless antenna characterization using two or more acquisition surfaces, as a simpler (but slower) alternative to holographic techniques. One of the main drawbacks of phase retrieval using multiple surfaces is the need of solving a set of nonlinear equations relating the measured amplitude with a set of equivalent currents using iterative, time-consuming methods. This contribution aims to improve the applicability of this methodology by reducing the time cost of the iterative procedure by means of Graphics Processing Units (GPU). Speed-up rates ranging from 50 to 90 times compared with sequential CPU (Central Processing Unit)-only implementation have been achieved.