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From: Arvi Abellana
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It would be helpful, especially if it discloses unexpected deviations,
but the cable layouts of different EUTs have a significant influence, so
might well show different transfer functions. Data collected from such
dual measurements could be helpful to CISPR/A.
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Hi Amund,
This approach can get tricky. There are several factors that will influence
the results in either chamber and in general are not easily predictable. If I
were doing this I would implement a required minimum 10 dB margin when testing
in the FAC. But that's just me, I'm typically
Hi Amund,
One place to start is looking at the difference in limits in EN 55032 for a SAC
and for a FAR (see attached graph). Above 230MHz the chart is 5dB lower to
account for the lack of a reflective ground plane.
I don't know how the upward-sloping compensation below 230MHz was derived
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