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2010-05-05
Optimization of Stirrer with Various Parameters in Reverberation Chamber
By
Joo-Il Hong,

    Dr. Joo-Il Hong

    LS Cable & System

    EMP

    Korea

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Chang-Su Huh

    Dr. Chang-Su Huh

    Department of Electrical Engineering

    INHA University

    Korea

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 104, 15-30, 2010
doi:10.2528/PIER09121610
Abstract
Reverberation chambers are widely used in electromag-netic compatibility test facilities because they provide a large working volume and are cheaper than other types of test facilities. In addition, they provide a statistically uniform field and generate a high maximum electric field within a relatively large volume. The volume of the cavity, the structure of the stirrer, and high tested frequency must be used in the reverberation chamber appropriately. Changing a volume of cavity dimensions and test frequency can be difficult in the reverberation chamber because they were determined already in the design process. In these cases, the stirrer should be changed. We investigated of the effects of various stirrer angles and heights on a reverberation chamber. The optimization of the stirrer with respect to various stirrer parameters was investigated; these parameters are related to field uniformity, the quality factor, stirred efficiency, and electric field polarity. Our results suggest that a reverberation chamber can be successfully operated if careful decisions are made regarding the stirrer design.
Citation
Joo-Il Hong, and Chang-Su Huh, "Optimization of Stirrer with Various Parameters in Reverberation Chamber," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 104, 15-30, 2010.
doi:10.2528/PIER09121610
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