2010-05-03
Coupling Between an Irradiated Aperture and Monopole Antennas into a Complex Enclosure
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 12, 155-164, 2010
Abstract
The coupling between an irradiated aperture and a monopole antenna into a complex enclosure is investigated. The aperture is realized at the one side of the enclosure and the monopole antenna at the other side. The proposed study uses Babinet's principle to extend the Random Coupling Model to determine the radiation impedance of apertures. An experimental study is carried out using a computer box as an enclosure. A high intensity external electromagnetic radiation is applied to the aperture. The induced voltages is measured along the monopole antenna. The simulated probability levels of the induced voltages agree well with the experimental ones.
Citation
François Caudron, Achour Ouslimani, Rene Vezinet, Abed-elhak Kasbari, Jean-Luc Lavergne, and Jean-Sébastien Borrod, "Coupling Between an Irradiated Aperture and Monopole Antennas into a Complex Enclosure," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 12, 155-164, 2010.
doi:10.2528/PIERM10032405
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