Introduction to reverberation chamber test method and a two-stirrer mini-reverberation chamber
Yajun Wang, Wee Jin Koh, Yeow Kwang Tai
Abstract
Yajun Wang, Wee Jin Koh, Yeow Kwang Tai
Abstract
As a time-efficient and cost-effective EMC test facility candidate, the reverberation chamber has attracted much attention from academia and industries. The objective of the paper is to introduce its general background, standardisation status and practical applications, highlighting some of merit and non-merit associated with the reverberation chamber test method. A mini-reverberation chamber made of aluminium with two orthogonal and mechanical stirrers is also presented.
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As a time-efficient and cost-effective EMC test facility candidate, the reverberation chamber has attracted much attention from academia and industries. The objective of the paper is to introduce its general background, standardisation status and practical applications, highlighting some of merit and non-merit associated with the reverberation chamber test method. A mini-reverberation chamber made of aluminium with two orthogonal and mechanical stirrers is also presented.
Key concepts: Electromagnetic reverberation chamber, Reverberation, Figure of merit, Acoustics, Computer science, Engineering, Electronic engineering, Physics