Wilson, P.
, Ladbury, J.
and Koepke, G.
(2002),
Pseudo-Isotropic Source for Anechoic Chamber Qualification, 2002 Intl. EMC Symp., Minneapolis, MN, USA
(Accessed May 9, 2025)
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Pseudo-Isotropic Source for Anechoic Chamber Qualification
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Abstract
A pseudo-isotropic source is presented. The source consists of an electrically-large cavity with internal excitation (horn antenna), a variable internal boundary condition (a rotating paddle as in a reverberation chamber), and randomly placed apertures for external radiation. On average, the radiation pattern approaches that of an isotropic source. Data are presented for a non-optimized box realization showing +/- 3 dB isotropy over typical planar cuts. Simulation suggest that better than +/- 2 dB should be possible.Conference Dates
August 19-23, 2002
Conference Location
Minneapolis, MN, USA
Conference Title
2002 Intl. EMC Symp.
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
isotropic radiator, reverberation chamber, anechoic chamber
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Created August 18, 2002, Updated October 12, 2021