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Electromagnetic Environmental Criteria for U.S. Army Missile Systems: EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility), EMR (Electromagnetic Radiation), EMI (electromagnetic Interference), EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse), ESD (Electrostatic Discharge), and Lightning

Mark Kilpatrick, Charles D Ponds

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This report presents the design and test requirements in developing an electromagnetic compatibility missile system. Environmental levels are presented for electromagnetic radiation hazards, electromagnetic radiation operational electrostatic discharge, lightning, and electromagnetic pulse (nuclear). Testing techniques and facility capabilities are presented for research and development testing of missile systems.

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Key concepts: Electromagnetic compatibility, Electromagnetic pulse, Electromagnetic interference, Missile, Electromagnetic environment, Electromagnetic radiation, EMI, Conducted electromagnetic interference