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In EMC analysis, it is often required to assess the mutual interference between stations without knowledge of the antenna patterns involved. Typically only the mainbeam gain is available from large scale spectrum data management systems. This paper concerns itself with a simple methodolgy to synthesize, in a somewhat deterministic manner, an antenna pattern from this insufficient information. Results based on synthesized patterns are compared with measured antenna patterns.
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