Power Density Distribution is a metric that quantifies the spatial variation of electromagnetic power per unit area in the far-field region of an antenna or radiating system, distinguishing it from near-field metrics by characterizing radiation intensity in the asymptotic zone where angular distribution becomes invariant with distance.
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