Discussion
What is an antenna factor used for?
Answer: A
Antenna factor, in decibels per metre, is added to the receiver reading in decibels above a microvolt to give the field strength in decibels above a microvolt per metre. It is on the calibration certificate of every measurement antenna and varies with frequency. Gain conversion, pattern correction and aperture relations are separate calculations. A single calibrated factor that turns an instrument reading into a physical quantity is what makes a measurement traceable.
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