Hi folks, A question regarding EMC testing in so called "test cells" (like the emCell from Schaffner or the S-Line from Rhode & Schwarz). I thought that those cells (based on the TEM Cell theory) are not suited for emission testing because the small dimensions give near field readings. But apparently the manufacturers found something to bypass this disadvantage because following the datasheets these cells can be used for immunity and emission testing. Who has experience with testing in those cells, can they be used for representative pre-compliance radiated emission testing ?
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