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On the Equivalence of Working Volumes in Reverberation Chambers Close to the Lowest Usable Frequency
International Conference on Embedded and Multimedia ComputingThe equivalence of multiple working volumes (WV) are investigated in this work by the regime of state-of-the-art sensitivity analysis (SA) techniques. To this end, surrogate modeling was utilized to efficiently calculate the Sobol’ indices as a measure ...
Anett Kenderes +2 more
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On the Equivalence of Working Volumes in Undermoded Reverberation Chambers
IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field ComputationThe equivalence of multiple working volumes (WV) are investigated in this work by the regime of state-of-the-art sensitivity analyis (SA) techniques. To this end, surrogate modeling was utilized to efficiently calculate the Sobol’ indices as a measure of
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Comparison of Broadband Signals in Reverberation and Semi Anechoic Chambers
International Conference on Embedded and Multimedia ComputingBeside the radiated immunity test with continuous wave signals, devices might also react to other excitations, e.g. band limited white noise signals.
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Shielding effectiveness measurements of materials using nested reverberation chambers
IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 2003D A Hill, C L Holloway, J Ladbury
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Field Statistics in Nested Reverberation Chambers
IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 2013Lars Kroon, Magnus Hoijer
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Reverberation Chamber Techniques for Determining the Radiation and Total Efficiency of Antennas
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2012Ryan J Pirkl +2 more
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Requirements for an effective reverberation chamber: unloaded or loaded
IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 2006D A Hill, C L Holloway, J M Ladbury
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A reflection coefficient derivation for the Q of a reverberation chamber
IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 1996D A Hill
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