Holloway, C.
(2012),
Characterizing Reverberation Chambers by Measurements of the Enhanced Backscatter Coefficient, 2011 IEEE Electromagnetic Compatability Symposium Digest, Pitsburg, PA, [online], https://doi.org/10.1109/ISEMC.2012.6351782
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Characterizing Reverberation Chambers by Measurements of the Enhanced Backscatter Coefficient
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Reverberation chambers (RC) are becoming a popular alternative testing facility for a wide range of electromagnetic applications. In order for these tests to have any meaning, we need to ensure that the RC is performing in a desired manner. One common approach for characterizing the RC is based on a measurement of field uniformity in the chamber. In this paper, we present an alternative technique for characterizing a RC based on the enhanced backscatter coefficient (a quantity analogous to the enhanced backscatter that has been derived for scattering by a random medium) measured in the chamber.Proceedings Title
2011 IEEE Electromagnetic Compatability Symposium Digest
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August 20-24, 2012
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Pitsburg, PA
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