论文信息 - Experimental testing and validation at a user site of an EMI software for radiated interference prediction

Experimental testing and validation at a user site of an EMI software for radiated interference prediction

The testing and validation process of an EMC software is presented. By means of a quasi-TEM propagation model, such a software can efficiently evaluate the interference signals due to an electromagnetic wave incident on a harness. Data obtained by means of the quasi-TEM model are discussed and compared with the measurements carried out on some simple experimental configurations. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Microwave Opt Technol Lett 25: 152–156, 2000.

Salvatore Caorsi | Renzo Azaro | Gian Luigi Gragnani | G. Carlini

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