Mat,

     A GTEM can be very useful as long as its limitations are understood.
 It is clearly a good precompliance engineering tool.  You can get an emissions 
readout in 15 minutes.
       We use our GTEM for radiated Immunity and radiated emissions.  We have a 
software package that correlates the GTEM emissions measurements to an OATS 
measurement.
        For emissions we have experienced that our GTEM correlates very well 
when the product is small (point source, one circuitboard) and has minimal 
cabling  (none is  most desirable).   Conditions that deviate from the ideal 
will have the correlation fall off.
     For radiated Immunity we have experienced that as long as the product 
stays within the "uniform field"  portion  of the GTEM that it correlates well 
to tests done in bigger Anechoic chambers.
      Our experience is that the GTEM emissions readings consistently correlate 
 higher then OATS readings.   You can use the correlation as a guard band.  
    As long as the correlation is understood the GTEM can be used to serve a 
purpose.


Sandy Mazzola
Symbol Technologies Inc
1 Symbol Plaza
Holtsville, N.Y. 11742-1300
 
   

>>> "Aschenberg, Mat" <[email protected]> 01/08/01 03:37PM >>>

Hello, 
I recently began working with a GTEM, Emco model 5407. 

Is there a discussion group you might know of that covers GTEM testing? I
could use some pointers. 

Sincerely, 
Mat Aschenberg





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