A study of the field statistics in nested frequency stirred reverberation chambers

Yuhui He; A C Marvin; I D Flintoft

A study of the field statistics in nested frequency stirred reverberation chambers

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Abstract

This paper describes the underlying statistics of the field in nested frequency-stirred reverberation chambers. The hypothesis of the probability distribution function (PDF) of a component of the frequency-stirred electric field is provided and then examined by a number of goodness of fit tests. The results show that for an electrically large enclosure nested in a larger reverberation chamber, the PDF of the internal electric field will evolve from Rayleigh to double Rayleigh with the shrinking size of the interconnection apertures. This has implications for
immunity measurements of electronic systems housed in shielding enclosures.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	URSI2008, The XXIXth Triennial General Assembly of the International Union of Radio Science
Subtitle of host publication	9-16 August, 2008
Place of Publication	Chicago
Publisher	International Union of Radio Science
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 9 Aug 2008

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Antennas, Electromagnetic test cells, and metrology
Marvin, A., Porter, S. J., Dawson, J. F., Robinson, M. P., Flintoft, I. D., Clegg, J. & Dawson, L.
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URSI2008, The XXIXth Triennial General Assembly of the International Union of Radio Science: 9-16 August, 2008. Chicago: International Union of Radio Science, 2008.

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