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Transfer function method for predicting the emissions in a CISPR-25 test-setup

Radchenko et al., 2014

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15082393871287672871
Author
Radchenko A
Khilkevich V
Bondarenko N
Pommerenke D
Gonser M
Hansen J
Keller C
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Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility

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The CISPR-25 standard is used in the automotive industry to characterize the electromagnetic radiation of electronic components. The setup is comprised of an electronic device, a cable harness, a metallic table, and an antenna. Dimensions stretch from a couple …
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