A. Ubin, R. Vogt-Ardatjew, F. Leferink, M. Jenu, S. van de Beek
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摘要
混响室(RC)在电磁兼容中是一种经济的设备,因为在相同的输入功率下,与传统技术相比,它允许多个方向以更高的场强照射物体。对于发射测量,不需要移动天线。在RC中,场均匀性和场的统计特性是很重要的。本文在1.00 m × 1.30 m × 1.50 m混响室内对三种不同设计的搅拌器进行了性能评价。利用仿真和测量结果,在300 ~ 1000 MHz的频率范围内进行了评估。
Statistical analysis of three different stirrer designs in a reverberation chamber
A reverberation chamber (RC), is an economical facility in EMC, because it allows many directions for illumination an object with a higher field strength compared to conventional techniques, for the same input power. For emission measurements there is no need for moving an antenna. The field uniformity and statistical behaviour of the field are important in a RC. This paper presents an evaluation of the performance for three different stirrer designs inside a 1.00 m × 1.30 m × 1.50 m reverberation chamber. The evaluation was done in the frequency range from 300 MHz to 1000 MHz using both simulation and measurement results.