A comparison of bulk cable current injection and radiated field susceptibility test methods

Harris, J.M.

doi:10.1109/isemc.1993.473776

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“…On the other hand, there are various parameters to characterize the performance of the coaxial cables and connectors, like SE and transfer impedance [1,7]. However, to assess the possible power coupled by coaxial cables connected to the system in the field-tocable coupling case, the coaxial cables can be regarded as the receiving antennas [8][9][10].…”

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Coupling Cross Section and Shielding Effectiveness Measurements on a Coaxial Cable by Both Mode-Tuned Reverberation Chamber and Gtem Cell Methodologies

Wang¹,

Koh²,

Lee³

2004

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Abstract-The field-to-cable coupling cross section is proposed to evaluate the coupling performance of a single-braided coaxial cable. In addition, a new definition for the coax shielding effectiveness is suggested. Both the coupling cross section and the shielding effectiveness of a 1.25 m-length RG 58 C/U 50Ω coax are measured by employing both the mode-tuned reverberation chamber and GTEM cell methodologies. The detailed measurement set-ups and results are presented. The mode-tuned reverberation chamber methodology is proven to be beneficial for assessing the cable shielding and coupling characteristics over a wide frequency range.

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