2021
DOI: 10.1587/elex.18.20210069
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Alternative method for the determination of the ideal electromagnetic reverberant frequency with frequency stirring technique

Abstract: For arbitrary electrically large cavities, the ideal reverberant frequency is of critical to predict the response of the reference antenna or the electronics inside. To determine the ideal reverberant frequency, this work has carried out a comparison study on the scattering parameter S 11 and S 21 based methods for the general case in reverberation chamber (RC). For the two methods, both of them share the same theoretical basis according to the ergodicity principle, i.e., the ideal field distribution and the c… Show more

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“…And the critical frequency f2 can also be estimated. It is worth noting that the free space transmission coefficient S21 samples are standard normal distributed, the S11 samples in (2) and ( 3) can be replaced by S21 [23].…”
Section: (1 )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And the critical frequency f2 can also be estimated. It is worth noting that the free space transmission coefficient S21 samples are standard normal distributed, the S11 samples in (2) and ( 3) can be replaced by S21 [23].…”
Section: (1 )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the commonly used methods require the aid of the mode stirred techniques, e.g., the mechanical stirring. For most cavities, however, the mechanical stirrer is not easy to be installed like that of configurations in reverberation chamber (RC) [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%