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Emtremely Broadband Rf-Coonnector and Cable Screening Measurements (Up to 150 Db Screening Attenuation) for Frequencies of 1 KHz to 10 GHz
Eicher, B.   Stager, C.  

This paper appears in: European Microwave Conference, 1985. 15th
Publication Date: Oct. 1985
On page(s): 887-894
Location: Paris, France,
Digital Object Identifier: 10.1109/EUMA.1985.333590
Current Version Published: 2007-03-19

Abstract
With a new, broadband matched test set-up, cable and connector screening effectiveness measurements over more than 7 frequency decades can be performed. The set-up allows to measure directive effects, which occur on both cables and connectors due to several discrete leakage points. High dynamic range (up to 150 dB) is achieved by using a combination of synthesized signal generator, synthesized spectrum analyzer and low noise preamplifier. This set-up will be introduced as the standard test method for connector screening effectiveness measurements by IEC and is also suitable for cable measurements.

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