1993
DOI: 10.1109/15.249397
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Aperture coupling to a coaxial air line: theory and experiment

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“…This is the field uniformity property of an ideal reverberation chamber; it applies to the ensemble average of the squared electric field and has been verified experimentally with an array of electric-field probes [2], [8]. For convenience throughout the remainder of this report, Ce is defined in terms of the mean-square value of the electric field as indicated in eq (39).…”
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“…This is the field uniformity property of an ideal reverberation chamber; it applies to the ensemble average of the squared electric field and has been verified experimentally with an array of electric-field probes [2], [8]. For convenience throughout the remainder of this report, Ce is defined in terms of the mean-square value of the electric field as indicated in eq (39).…”
Section: Fields Of Current Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The numerator of eq (53) is the mutual coherence function which has been used to describe wave propagation in random media [30]. The denominator of eq (53) can be evaluated from eq (39), and the numerator can be evaluated from eqs (27), (34), and (35) so that the final result is [28] P(r"r,)=…”
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“…대형 공 진기 내부의 전자기장은 모든 입사각의 평면파와 편 파된 평면파들의 합으로 나타낼 수 있으므로 [13] , 양 호도   는 식 (10)과 같이 정의할 수 있다. 여기서 〈  〉 는 averaged absorption cross section이다.…”
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“…By using eqs (13) and (27 representation of reverberation chamber excitation [2,5] where the incident field is best represented as a random variable [15]. When K(z') is a random variable, the expected value (indicated by < >) of eq (38) is…”
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