2016-12-05
Characterization of Electromagnetic Field-Transmission Line Coupling of Radiated Emission and Immunity Using TEM Cell Measurement
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 64, 65-71, 2016
Abstract
An analytic model is proposed to estimate the electromagnetic field transmission line coupling for both radiated emission and immunity using TEM cell measurements. Further, a coupling impedance is introduced to determine the domination between electric and magnetic fields of the field-line coupling. Comparison of measurement and calculation results confirms the accuracy of the model. The model and coupling impedance can be helpful for the suppression of radiated emission and the enhancement of radiated immunity of transmission lines in electromagnetic compatibility design of electronic systems.
Citation
Chunlei Shi, Changchun Chai, Yintang Yang, Zhenyang Ma, Liping Qiao, and Xinhai Yu, "Characterization of Electromagnetic Field-Transmission Line Coupling of Radiated Emission and Immunity Using TEM Cell Measurement," Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 64, 65-71, 2016.
doi:10.2528/PIERL16092501
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