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A dispersão dos dados da medição de perturbações eletromagnéticas acima de 1 GHz é afetada principalmente pelas imperfeições do local (expressas pela relação de onda estacionária de tensão do local (SVSWR)). Para confirmar a relação entre as imperfeições do local e a intensidade do campo medida, medimos o SVSWR e a intensidade do campo irradiado do equipamento em teste (EUT), alterando a área coberta pelo absorvedor de RF no plano metálico de aterramento. A partir dos resultados, descobrimos que a dispersão dos dados da intensidade do campo medida pode ser estimada a partir do SVSWR medido e, portanto, podemos determinar a incerteza de medição da intensidade do campo medida no local de teste.
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Toshihide TOSAKA, Yukio YAMANAKA, "Evaluation of Uncertainties in Electromagnetic Disturbance Measurement above 1 GHz due to Site Imperfections" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 7, pp. 1690-1696, July 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.1690.
Abstract: The data dispersion of the measurement of electromagnetic disturbance above 1 GHz is mainly affected by site imperfections (expressed by the site voltage standing wave ratio (SVSWR)). To confirm the relationship between site imperfections and the measured field strength, we measured the SVSWR and the field strength radiated from the equipment under test (EUT) by changing the area covered by the RF absorber on the metal ground plane. From the results, we found that the data dispersion of measured field strength can be estimated from the measured SVSWR, and therefore, we can determine the measurement uncertainty of the measured field strength at the test site.
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