Full-Scale Vehicle Measurement

Measuring full-scale vehicles in free-space conditions for realistic and reliable measurements.

MVG’s market-leading test solution for the connectivity testing of full-scale vehicles provides rapid characterisation of wireless communication and OTA performance with incredible accuracy.

With advanced post-processing software providing a wide range of specific features, MVG is at the epicentre of automotive connectivity development.

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SG 3000

70 MHz - 18000 MHz

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StarLab

650 MHz - 18000 MHz

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StarLab 50 GHz

650 MHz - 50000 MHz

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G-DualScan

200 MHz - 40000 MHz

MVG WaveStudio

Insight

MV-Sphere

Any-Ground

TSWE

Safety Control Unit

Near-field or Far-field Antenna Measurement Chamber

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Azimuth Positioners: Heavy Duty

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EMC-10 Anechoic Chamber

30 MHz - 18000 MHz

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Monocones

70 MHz - 18000 MHz

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Training

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Project Management & Consulting

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Performance Series - Virtual EL/AZ/Roll Positioners - Medium Duty

Related resources

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Antenna Measurement and Radome Test Systems Product Overview

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Estimating the Realistic Ground Effect in Automotive Measurements

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The Challenges of Delivering Large Anechoic Chambers for Testing Large EUTs

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Finding the “Missing Link”

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Experimental Validation of Linear Multiprobe Arrays for Fast and Accurate PNF Antenna Characterizations

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Antenna Coupling Evaluation Based on Accurate Measured Source Models and Simulations

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Accurate Evaluation of Antenna Measurement Range Performance with the SWE Transmission Formula

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Revision Progress IEEE Std 1720 Recommended Practice for Near-Field Antenna Measurements

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Relative Phase Reconstruction Based on Multiprobe Solutions and Post-Processing Techniques

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Combining Measurements and Simulations for antenna coupling analysis

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Application of the Translated-SWE Algorithm for the Characterization of Antennas Installed on Cars Using a Minimum Number of Samples

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Truncation Error Mitigation in Free-Space Automotive Partial Spherical Near Field Measurements

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The Missing Link between Numerical Simulation and Antenna Measurements with Application to Flush Mounted Antennas

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Feasibility and Accuracy of Antenna Placement Analysis based on Measured Sources and Commercial Numerical Tools

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Measurements as Enhancement of Numerical Simulation for Challenging Antennas

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Using Measured Sources in Installed Performance Analysis

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Measured Antenna Models for Numerical Simulations of Antenna Placement Scenarios

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Measurements and Numerical Simulations to Enhance the assessment of Antenna Coupling

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Link Between Measurement and Simulation Applied to Antenna Scattering and Placement Problems

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Estimation of the Realistic Ground Effect in Free-Space Automotive Measurements

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Accurate Calibration of Truncated Spherical Near Field Systems with Different Ground Floors using the Substitution Technique

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Comparative Investigation of Spatial Filtering Techniques for Ground Plane Removal in PEC-Based Automotive Measurements

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Virtual Drive Testing based on Automotive Antenna Measurements for Evaluation of Vehicle-to-X Communication Performances

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Measurement Field Source for Antenna Placement in Space Applications

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Reduced Sampling in NF Antenna Measurement Using Numerical Defined Expansion Functions

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Experimental Comparison of Vehicular Antenna Measurements Performed over Different Floors

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Experimental Validation of the Translated-SWE Technique Applied to Automotive Measurements over PEC-Floor at Arbitrary Height

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Near Field Measurements with Radically Reduced Sampling Requirement through Numerically Defined Expansion Functions

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MVG SG 3000 at SGS

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Building SG Evo

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On demande webinar: The Link Between Antenna Measurements and Numerical Simulations

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Step Inside a 3120 m3 Test Chamber