Reverberating Chambers for EMC Measurements

Eigenmodes and the composite quality factor of a reverberating chamber

“…Previous results of Q's for rectangular cavities 22 3. The total number N of electromagnetic eigenmodes, with ei genfrequencies not greater than some given value, which can exist inside a rectangular mode-stirred or mode-tuned reverberating chamber is important in that it reveals how many modes can be available at an operating frequency for the "stirring" or tuning purpose.…”

“…while the single sums in (17) can be rewritten, with the help of (19) and (22), as (25) ono "i:^b^"n:…”

Design and evaluation of a continuous flow microwave pasteurization system for apple cider

“…This power uniformity confirms the uniform electric field measurements on this oven in a previous study (Rizvi, Goedeken, Steet, & Tong, 1994). Much of this uniform and reproducible heating is a result of the large cavity size (Lentz & Anderson, 1979;D'ambrosio, Di Meglio, & Ferrara, 1980), and therefore this microwave oven is ideal for studying heat processes on a small scale to then better simulate large-scale microwave processing.…”

Electromagnetic modeling of 2D electronic mode-stirred reverberating chambers for electromagnetic compatibility and interference analysis and design

“…Some applications include electromagnetic interferencesusceptibility testing and shielding effectiveness of cables and connectors [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. A reverberating chamber is simply a low-loss electromagnetic cavity with highly conducting walls, which are typically aluminum.…”