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Phased Array Calibration Based on Measured Complex Signals in a Compact Multiprobe Setup

Phased array calibration is typically carried out in plane-wave conditions, which requires expensive far-field setups. This letter presents a novel phased array calibration method based on measured complex array signal, which works in the cost-effective compact testing setup. The basic principle is to employ multiprobe antennas in a short measurement distance such that we can effectively retrieve the array element patterns in the boresight direction based on the recorded complex signals at the multiple probes using the interpolation technique. Both theoretical derivations and measurement validations are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.