Wilson, P.
(2004),
Advances in Radiated EMC Measurement Techniques, Radio Science
(Accessed December 12, 2024)
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Advances in Radiated EMC Measurement Techniques
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Abstract
Recent research on radiated electromagnetic compatibility measurement techniques is reviewed. The focus is on both widely used methods (open area test site, anechoic chamber, TEM devices) and emerging methods (reverberation chamber, near-field techniques). The challenges related to using these facilities for immunity and emissions tests are highlighted, particularly at higher frequencies where test objects can have complicated radiation patterns.Citation
Radio Science
Volume
311
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Journals
Keywords
anechoic chamber, EMC, EMC test methods, open area test site, reverberation chamber, TEM cell
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Created December 1, 2004, Updated January 27, 2020