Theory and Measurements of Radiated Emissions Using a TEM (Transverse Electromagnetic) Cell

摘要

The transverse electromagnetic cell is widely used to evaluate the electromagnetic characteristics of electrically small devices. The paper reviews the theoretical basis for a technique to quantify the radiated emissions from any such device in the cell. The technique is well suited to an automated test system provided that the mechanical motions required can be controlled by a computer. The difficulties associated with these mechanical motions are discussed and possible solutions are proposed. The measurement technique is also expanded to include multiple-frequency sources in addition to single-frequency sources.