Hi Brent,

 

The handbook series from Don White Consultants, “Electromagnetic Interference 
and Compatibility, Vol 4” does a nice job of describing the effect of 
resonances in a bounded space, like a shielded chamber with and without RF 
absorbing material.

 

Ralph

 

From: Brent DeWitt <[email protected]> 
Sent: October 9, 2024 12:20 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PSES] technical musings

 

Hi Ken,

I find it interesting that the data "settles" somewhat above 300 MHz, which is 
where many "hybrid" biconical/LP antennas transition effective elements. 
Shortened, fat dipoles are rather notorious for varying AF and VSWR, while LP 
arrays are relatively well behaved. The source antenna is well described and 
known, not so with the receive antenna.  The first question that comes to my 
mind is whether the same receive antenna was used in both measurement cases. In 
my past roles, I have put a great deal of "faith" in the AF calibrations done 
by high quality laboratories such as Liberty Labs, but that data doesn't always 
tell the whole story.

What I'm basically saying is that measurements made in the near-field are 
difficult to reproduce.

Brent



On 10/9/2024 2:42 PM, Lfresearch wrote:

Hi Ken, 

 

Nice article. I would love to have seen you add in an OATS to your measurements.

 

What you publish correlates with what we have found on our 10m OATS, 5m chamber 
and 3m compact chamber. Namely that below 100 MHz, 3m test distances emissions 
tend to read high. I hadn’t planned to publish our results, but in light of 
this series of posts, maybe I should.

 

Take care,

 

Derek.





On Oct 9, 2024, at 12:40 PM, Ken Wyatt  <mailto:[email protected]> 
<[email protected]> wrote:

 

Hi All,

 

I had a chance to make some comb generator measurements at a lab with two 10m 
chambers. I used the AET USDS spherical comb generator designed by Dr. Bruce 
Archambeault (no longer available, unfortunately). There was an age difference 
between the two chambers, with the older ferrite tile lined and the newer, 
ferrite tiles with absorber cones. One of the charts shows the difference 
between 3m and 10m test distance.

 

Use of comb generator to compare 3m and 10m measurements: 
https://www.edn.com/review-the-aet-usds-spherical-harmonic-comb-generator/

 

One outcome was the linked article, but what was missing in that was the 
comparison between the two chambers (horizon polarization, only). See second 
link to the table.  In every case, the comb generator was positioned on a 
tripod 1m above the reflecting floor. There was as much as 15 dB difference 
between the two. I’ve not published this last chart, but did leave it with the 
test lab management.

 

Chamber 1 and 2 comparison: 
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/yln8697jufl7xl8kvybol/Delta-Chamber-1-Versus-2.png?rlkey=n9s1wvzgfe8wybwxfig8jangp
 
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On Oct 9, 2024, at 1:07 AM, doug emcesd.com <http://emcesd.com/>  
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I agree and was involved with the early development of emission standards with 
with Don Heirman. But still, other areas of engineering are much more 
accurate/have very low uncertainty than EMC.

 

It is sad that most everyone I knew from the early days of EMC are gone now. 
Many of them, Heirman and Ott, for example, were friends. I hope to continue to 
help engineers in the wider field of engineering and physics, including EMC for 
another 25-30 years.

 

By the way, another of my interests is medicine, which I have studied on my own 
for 50 years now and have successfully slowed the aging process and 
successfully treated my spouse’s ovarian cancer (after the surgery to remove 
two very large tumors) without an oncologist. Just another part of science as 
EMC is.

 

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Doug,

Respectfully, I would not agree. I'm not sure what "other areas of engineering" 
you're referring to. 🙂

First, if we are discussing commercial emissions standards, they are ancient 
and date back to the days when Apple 2 PCs were interfering with "rabbit ear" 
TV reception (1979) when Part 47 was drafted. The levels were largely drawn 
from the VDE 0871 standard. I doubt anyone with knowledge of the methodology 
has suggested that the overall process is deterministic.

The question of measurement uncertainty was championed by Don Heirman for years 
and continues to be debated.

Regulations and standards have done a very good, if somewhat painful, job of 
quantifying the uncertainty of the measurement process. The most competent and 
well executed test laboratory cannot fully control a customer's EUT or even 
have total control over the configuration. That is an advantage for a 
manufacturer having their own in-house test facility.

All that said, I feel that the "state of EMC testing" has evolved to produce 
very respectable results, given the real world constraints.

Best to all and 73 Jim!

Brent DeWitt, AB1LF
IEEE EMC Society Senior Life Member
Milford, MA



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Seems like the state of EMC testing is not good compared to other areas of 
engineering!

 

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Back in the 1980s I had a variation in system measurements between labs. 
Management decided the lab I used wasn't any good. In the process of trying to 
convince management variations were normal, I came to the conclusion that 
measuring systems at different labs would likely have a +5 to -7 dB variations. 

 

None of our test equipment is perfectly flat. No one calibrates every Hz to 
account for those imperfections. The frequency being measured is typically not 
on any of the calibrated frequencies. 

 

For testing a system, equipment and cable variations can impact their emmisions 
significantly. I have seen over 20 dB of variation due to the variations. How 
much effort was made to peak signals? 

 

Then is the test equipment measurement operator an avid Ham DXer (chases weak 
signals to talk to far away stations)? Reason is a Ham will likely do a more 
accurate peaking of rotation and height of the search antennas. 

 

I have had one government lab fail to compensate for a preamp when reporting 
levels and said the product failed. I had the agent pull it back for a few 
days, then take it back and it passed with no changes. So some errors can be to 
using the wrong calibration factors when calculating the levels. 

 

 

Jim Bacher, WB8VSU 

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On October 8, 2024 11:14:28 AM David Schaefer  
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Harry Hodes gave a presentation at the C63 meetings last week on proficiency 
testing. He runs the ACIL PT program, and the data he shared showed a ton of 
variance. Many labs were in I think +/-3-4 dB range, but there were outliers – 
the worst cases being one lab reading 30-40 dB high, another 30-40 dB low. If I 
recall correctly for one PT program 95 labs participated and around 10 were 
outside the expected tolerance.

 

Doing a check of the measurement system prior to testing is critical. A comb 
gen scan takes only a few minutes but should catch these egregious errors.

 

 

 




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