Abstract
Generalized time reversal was introduced in a previous paper from a theoretical point of view. In this paper, experiments are conducted to demonstrate its application to a reverberation chamber, as a method for generating coherent wavefronts in a medium displaying random propagation. Wavefronts thus generated were sampled over a planar surface, confirming that they propagate as if in a free-space environment. The accuracy with which they match their free-space counterpart is not affected by changing their features, e.g., direction of arrival and focus. These results prove that a single excitation antenna can generate complex wavefronts when coupled to diffusive wave propagation.
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