Classical electromagnetic near-field measurements require the acquisition of the field in amplitude and phase. Then an expansion can be computed and the field calculated in the near-field or far-field distance. The conventional approach is done by taking a sample from the source of the antenna under test, in that way the transmitter and receiver are phase synchronized. Besides that, any amplitude or frequency drift in the transmitter can be calibrated out by using the sample that conventionally is taken by using a directional coupler. Nowadays, wireless communications are evolving towards a full integration of the antenna and transmitter/receiver. Some examples of applications where the antenna is already integrated with the system can be s...