Electromagnetic Compatibility, IEEE Transactions on
Issue 1 • Date Feb. 2002
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Foreword special issue honors dr. motohisa kanda
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Reverberation-chamber research-then and now: a review of early work and comparison with current understanding
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Effects of ear-connection modeling on the electromagnetic-energy absorption in a human-head phantom exposed to a dipole antenna field at 835 MHz
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Statistical characterization and the simulation of a reverberation chamber using finite-element techniques
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Experimental validation of second-order diffraction coefficients for computation of path-loss past buildings
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Spatial-correlation functions of fields and energy density in a reverberation chamber
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Quasi-TEM modes in parallel-line transmission structures with conductors embedded in dielectrics
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Time-domain modeling, characterization, and measurements of anechoic and semi-anechoic electromagnetic test chambers
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ESD field penetration into a populated metallic enclosure a hybrid time-domain approach
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Calculable field generation using TEM cells applied to the calibration of a novel E-field probe
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A new immunity test method
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Theoretical and experimental characterization of transient electromagnetic fields radiated by electrostatic discharge (ESD) currents
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RF equivalent circuit modeling of ferrite-core inductors and characterization of core materials
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Prediction of the shielding and resonant behavior of multisection enclosures based on magnetic current modeling
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