**7. Conclusions**

This chapter has shown the use of antenna measurement techniques to measure the radiation of devices under tests in EMC. The proposed system has been based on the following technologies: multiprobe measurement systems, software-defined radio receivers, phase recovery, spherical near- to far-field transformation software, post-processing techniques as source reconstructions or calculation of equivalent currents and spherical mode filtering, and combination of measurements and simulations.

This process has been validated with measurements in a Microwave Vision Group StarLab system at 400 MHz and 2 GHz, comparing the results with measurements in a conventional EMC setup. The results have shown good agreement, and this is the first step to advance in the use of new technologies of other disciplines, as antenna measurement, to improve the results obtained with the conventional EMC setups.

This chapter has only introduced a summary of the different works done by the authors during the last few years, but most information can be found in some of the references included at the end of the chapter.

### **Acknowledgements**

This work is included in a collaboration between Microwave Vision Group and Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. The Spanish Government also supports it, Ministry of Economy, National Program of Research, Development, and Innovation through the project FUTURE-RADIO "Radio systems and technologies for high capacity terrestrial and satellite communications in a hyperconnected world" (project number TEC2017-85529-C3-1-R).
