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The extrapolation factor for PLC radiation measurements in the 150–500 kHz frequency range
In order to compare radiation measurements in powerline communication systems, the detected values in the applied measurement distance need to be converted to a normative distance using an extrapolation factor. In this paper we determine the extrapolation factor within the frequency range 150 kHz to 500 kHz using analytical, numerical and experimental approaches.