Barry,
NIST has put lots of effort to promote RC and
achieved significant results through experimental
approach. They deserved the honor of the best
symposium paper.
However, I guess we are the first team to study
RC through modeling simulation approach
building the 3-D RC model and obtaining
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Subject:Re: EMC test chamber -- Reverberation and
Others
Thanks Barry for the suggestion but I know nothing about
reverberation
chambers, possibly somone could comment on the merits of RC
over AC
Leslie,
Thanks for the valuable info.
You mentioned two articles in EMC'99 Seattle Symposium Record. Actually,
right before them on pp. 1-6 of Vol. 1 is Reverberation Chamber
Relationship: Corrections and Improvements by John Ladbury and Galen Koepke,
which won the award of the best
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Subject:Re: EMC test chamber -- Reverberation and
Others
Thanks Barry for the suggestion but I know nothing about
reverberation
chambers, possibly somone could comment on the merits of RC
I have studied Reverberation Chambers for some
time, refer to recent EMC'99 Seattle Symposium Record
Vol. 1, Page 7 to page 16. Measurement comparison
will be published in the near future.
Cost:
RC is about 20 to 30% of an equivalent AC.
Standards:
There is a joint CISPR (emissions) and IEC
Thanks Barry for the suggestion but I know nothing about reverberation
chambers, possibly somone could comment on the merits of RC over AC.
Ray Levasseur
EMC Compliance
Creo Products
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