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Kemungkinan untuk menggunakan kaedah lokasi sumber pelepasan yang dicadangkan baru-baru ini, yang berdasarkan pengukuran CISPR, kepada sumber dengan komponen arus arah sewenang-wenangnya dikaji. Kami mencadangkan algoritma penemuan baharu di mana komponen arus mendatar dan menegak dianggarkan pada masa yang sama dengan mengambil kira sumbangan komponen arus mendatar semasa mengira medan elektrik menegak. Hasil daripada pengesahan percubaan dengan menggunakan dua antena dipol sfera sebagai sumber pelepasan yang ideal, nilai anggaran menunjukkan persetujuan yang baik dengan yang asal dalam julat frekuensi dari 300 MHz hingga 1 GHz, di mana sisihan anggaran kedudukan
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Yasuhiro ISHIDA, Kouji YAMASHITA, Masamitsu TOKUDA, "Finding Method of Radiated Emission Sources with Arbitrary Directional Current Components Utilizing CISPR Measurement System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 4, pp. 723-731, April 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The possibility of applying a recently proposed emission source location method, which is based on CISPR measurements, to sources with arbitrary directional current components is studied. We propose a new finding algorithm in which the horizontal and the vertical current components are estimated at the same time by taking into account the contribution of horizontal current components when calculating the vertical electric field. As a result of experimental verification by using two spherical dipole antennas as ideal emission sources, estimated values show good agreement with the original ones in the frequency range from 300 MHz to 1 GHz, where the position estimation deviation
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e85-b_4_723/_p
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