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The far field definition used by the IEEE comes from a narrow band formulation (time-harmonic fields). This paper looks at the far field definition from a broadband signal perspective. A time domain definition of far field in terms of the pulse dispersion for large, wideband phased arrays is presented. It is shown that far field in the time domain depends upon the instantaneous bandwidth of the signal.