ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT METHODOLOGY, COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT.
Abstract
Theoretical and experimental investigations directed toward the development of improved test techniques and procedures for performing radiated measurements in shielded enclosures continued during this reporting period. A theory to explain the presence of coupling nulls in shielded enclosures at low frequencies (below 100 MHz) was developed during the previous quarter. A series of measurements was performed during this reporting period to validate this theory. The results from these measurements demonstrate that the coupling nulls observed in the shielded enclosure in the vicinity of 40 MHz are not the result of multi-path reflections from the enclosure walls. In addition, the measurement results are consistent with the previously developed near-field coupling theory. An experimental program to develop short hooded antennas which yield constant beamwidth patterns over an appreciable frequency range was continued during this reporting period. Results obtained with two experimental short hooded antennas designed to cover the 1 to 12 GHz frequency range are presented and discussed. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 01, 1968
- Accession Number
- AD0680241
Entities
People
- Bernard M. Jenkins
- Charles W. Stuckey
- William R. Free
Organizations
- Georgia Tech