Derek,

Here are the input power numbers to generate 200 V/m  for the EMCO 3115,
according to a test house test procedure (note max power into horn is listed
as 300 Watts).  Also note this is the older “green” horn, not the newer
model with red sides.

GHz Watts 
1       318.2   
2       178.5   
3       168      
4       141.5   
5       127      
6       119      
7       114        
8       112        
9       99.5       
10      89.5      
11      91.3      
12      75         
12.4    51.3       
13      54.9        
14      57.2        
15      42.3        
16      31.5        
17      42           
18      62          

I have checked these out using E = sqrt (30*P*G)/r (free field calculation)
and they check precisely.  Obviously these calculations ignore line losses and
ground plane proximity effects.

 
Ken Javor

Phone: (256) 650-5261



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From: Derek Walton <[email protected]>
List-Post: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 08:21:39 -0600
To: IEEE EMC Discussion Group <[email protected]>
Subject: 200 v/m power needed

Morning all. 

I'm trying to do a sanity check here determining how much power I need to
generate 200 v/m over a ground plane using the typical 1 to 18 DRWG horn
antenna.

ETS used to have a typical field strength Vs forward power chart on their
site: it seems to have gone. Does anyone have typical curves they can share?
Off line is fine.

Thanks, in advance,

Derek Walton
L F Research.
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