Shielding effectiveness measurements of materials using nested reverberation chambers

By C. Holloway, D. Hill, J. Ladbury, Galen H. Koepke, R. Garzia. 2003

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Ocean Engineering

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. M. Sarto

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. J. Ladbury
2. Perry F. Wilson
3. Jason B. Coder
4. C. Holloway
5. Galen H. Koepke
6. D. Hill
7. M. Sarto

Citations in the corpus

• On the Use of Reverberation Chambers to Simulate a Rician Radio Environment for the Testing of Wireless Devices (2006, methodology): “Initially, reverberation chambers were used as high field amplitude test facilities for electromagnetic interference and compatibility (EMI and EMC) [4]‐[9], [12], [13], [15]‐[ 20 ].”
• Requirements for an effective reverberation chamber: unloaded or loaded (2006, background): “Uncertainties in the reverberation chamber measurements are discussed in [15] and [16].”
• Analyzing carbon-fiber composite materials with equivalent-Layer models (2005, methodology): “... on several EM aspects of composites: 1) the direct effect of lightning current stroke on composite structures [14]–[21]; 2) the current-handling capability of composite materials [7]; 3) the shielding performances of composite structures having either planar, cylindrical, or complex shapes [22]–”