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Understanding antenna radiation patterns is crucial for optimizing wireless communication systems. Although simulation tools predict radiation patterns during development, environmental conditions in real-world settings substantially influence outcomes. Commercial measurement systems, though precise, are often prohibitively expensive for education. This work presents a low-cost, two-axis computerised system for measuring antenna radiation patterns at 868 MHz, integrating Arduino-based control, stepper motors, and power sensors. Tested with a Yagi-Uda antenna, it yields results consistent with simulations, serving as a practical tool for telecommunications classes. By enabling real-time visualization, this mechatronic platform enhances student understanding of antenna behaviour. Designs will be shared openly to support replication.
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Leme, Mauro; Coelho, J.A.B.; Coelho, João Paulo (2025). Development of a 2-DoF antenna radiation measurement system. In SASYR 2025. ISBN 978-972-745-360-3
