Using the RMS Detector for Weighting of Disturbance According to its Effect on Digital Communication Services With Error-Correcting Codes

The issue of finding a new EMI measurement detector with proper weighting properties for the effect of disturbance on digital communication services is of great importance for the development of future emission standards. It has recently been shown that the RMS detector has a response that can be correlated to the interference impact on digital communication systems that do not use error-correcting codes. In this paper we show results that strongly indicates that this conclusion is also true for systems using error-correcting codes. These properties make the RMS detector a promising candidate for future emission standards where the disturbance effect on digital communication services is considered.