Techniques for measuring the electromagnetic shielding effectiveness of materials. II. Near-field source simulation

For pt.I see ibid., vol.30, no.3, p.239-50 (1988). Measurements of electromagnetic shielding effectiveness of materials by simulating a near-field source are further discussed. Two specific measurement approaches, the use of a dual TEM cell and the application of an apertured TEM cell in a reverberating chamber, are studied. For each case, the system frequency range, test sample requirements, test field type, dynamic range, measurement time required, and analytical background, are considered, and data taken on a common set of materials are presented.<
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