NASA NTRS · 19890019301
Almond Test Body
Abstract
The invention is an almond shaped test body for use in measuring the performance characteristics of microwave anechoic chambers and for use as a support for components undergoing radar cross-section measurements. The novel aspect of this invention is its shape, which produces a large dynamic scattered field over large angular regions making the almond valuable for verifying the performance of microwave anechoic chambers. As a component mount, the almond exhibits a low return that does not perturb the measurement of the component and it simulates the backscatter characteristics of the component as if over an infinite ground plane.
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Dominek, Allen K., Wood, Richard M., Gilreath, Melvin C.. 1989-02-28. Almond Test Body. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890019301
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