EMC Research Digest
We read the RF/EMC field so you don't have to. Each entry is a short, original review of a third-party article — the finding, why it matters for shielding and EMC design, and a link to the source. We credit the original and never republish it.
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- StandardsDC–1 GHz#EMC#CISPR#Standards
CISPR Compliance Isn't Pass/Fail — It's a Statistical Bet on 80% of Your Units
EMC Compliance breaks down how CISPR 11/14-1/32 conducted and radiated limits actually work — and why passing them is a probability statement, not a guarantee.
via EMC Compliance (UK)2 min read - TestingBroadband#EMC#NearFieldProbe#Testing
RBW, Not Bandwidth Alone, Decides If Your Near-Field Probe Reading Is Narrowband or Broadband
How a spectrum analyzer's resolution-bandwidth setting — not just the emission itself — decides whether a near-field probe reading reads as narrowband spikes or broadband noise.
via In Compliance Magazine2 min read - Testing6–40 GHz#EMC#ShieldingEffectiveness#Testing
New Two-Cavity Probe Fixture Pushes Gasket SE Testing Out to 40 GHz
Researchers propose a two-cavity, opposite-side monopole probe fixture that measures board-level shield gasket shielding effectiveness from 10 to 40 GHz.
via SSRN2 min read