Analytical prediction of common mode noise in a source stirred reverberation chamber

Leo, Alfredo De; Primiani, Valter Mariani; Russo, Paola; Cerri, G.

doi:10.1109/isemc.2015.7256341

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“…Therefore, in this case, after a visual inspection, the cable can be identified as an emission source. As in the other examples, the simple geometry allows us to analytically evaluate the reference field radiated by a current flowing along the cable [29].…”

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A general method for radiated emission prediction in a multiple monopole source stirred reverberation chamber

Leo

Cerri

Russo

et al. 2021

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This paper presents a general and quasi-analytical method aimed at reconstructing the electric field radiated by equipment under test (EUT), in free space through the knowledge of the values of the electric field sampled on the walls of a rectangular metallic enclosure. The algorithm is based on a set of equivalent magnetic and electric currents, regularly placed in a sub volume of the chamber, whose values are determined to reconstruct the electric field due to the EUT on the samples. Results show that the method is general because it can be applied to a wide set of EUTs, but it is also flexible because it is able to exploit some a priori knowledge of the source to improve its accuracy and efficiency.

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A general method for radiated emission prediction in a multiple monopole source stirred reverberation chamber

Leo

Cerri

Russo

et al. 2021

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Emission Test Method for Source Stirred Reverberation Chambers With Scalar Measurements

2023

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This paper describes a novel method to reconstruct the radiated emission of a device under test placed in a reverberation chamber equipped with multiple monopole source stirring technique. The method is based on the measurement of the normal component of the electric field, collected close to the walls of the chamber by the monopole antennas. The main improvement from the previous formulation of the method is that the only knowledge of the amplitude of the electric field is sufficient to reconstruct, within a predictable range of uncertainty, the maximum level of the radiation of the device over all the directions at a given distance. The consequent advantage is that the method is immediately usable in a realistic scenario for emission tests, where an EMI receiver or a spectrum analyzer are used to measure the electric field and therefore only the amplitude of the field is retrieved.INDEX TERMS emission test, reverberation chamber, source stirring.

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A Novel Emission Test Method for Multiple Monopole Source Stirred Reverberation Chambers

Leo

Cerri

Russo

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Electromagn. Compat.

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Analytical prediction of common mode noise in a source stirred reverberation chamber

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

A general method for radiated emission prediction in a multiple monopole source stirred reverberation chamber

A general method for radiated emission prediction in a multiple monopole source stirred reverberation chamber

Emission Test Method for Source Stirred Reverberation Chambers With Scalar Measurements

A Novel Emission Test Method for Multiple Monopole Source Stirred Reverberation Chambers

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