Wilson, P.
, Holloway, C.
and Koepke, G.
(2004),
A Review of Dipole Models for Correlating Emission Measurements Made at Various EMC Test Facilities, IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Symp., Santa Clara, CA, USA
(Accessed January 25, 2025)
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A Review of Dipole Models for Correlating Emission Measurements Made at Various EMC Test Facilities
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Abstract
In this paper we will review dipole models for correlating measurements made at various electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) test facilities. We will present expressions for the maximum received voltage (at some measurement port) due to a dipole radiator place in free-space, an ideal half-space environment, a transmission line, and an over-moded cavity. These different environments correspond to commonly used EMC test facilities, namely, a fully anechoic chamber (FAC), an open area test site (OATS) or a semi-anechoic chamber (SAC), a transverse electromagnetic (TEM) cell or stripline, and a reverberation chamber. These dipole models can then be used as the basis for correlating between emission measurements made at different sites. Most of these expressions have appeared in previous publications. The purpose of this paper is to present these results in one exposition with consistent terminology and notation.Proceedings Title
IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Symp.
Conference Dates
August 18-22, 2004
Conference Location
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
electric dipole, EMC faculities, EMC standards, emission testing
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Created August 8, 2004, Updated October 12, 2021