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Polarization extraction through the linear component method
In this article is proposed a measurement technique to the electromagnetic polarization for completely polarized waves, using the linear component method, in order to obtain the magnitude and phase of the radiated electric field by one or many sources. Through these parameters the characteristics of the electromagnetic wave emitted by antennas, including the type and miniaturized RFID, will be defined more precisely.