K. Murakawa et N. Kuwabara, METHOD OF ESTIMATING THE MAXIMUM RADIATED INTERFERENCE FIELD OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT BY USING RANDOMLY ASSIGNED PHASE TERMS, Electronics & communications in Japan. Part 1, Communications, 77(11), 1994, pp. 94-105
Using the electric field strength measurement value vicinal to electro
nic equipment set up in a factory, investigation was made by the exper
imental method stipulated by VCCI, that is, by both theory and experim
ent, estimating the maximum value of the electric field strength measu
red for the set-up of electronic equipment at the test site by the 10-
m test method. In the estimation method proposed, the electric field s
trength in the vicinity of electronic equipment is measured in cylindr
ical form, the phase of the measurement point is assigned by uniform r
andom number and, employing the integral expression of electric field
using these values, the maximum value of the electric field strength o
f the estimation surface is estimated. In the investigation, even in t
he case of assigning phase by random numbers, it was found theoretical
ly possible to estimate within 6-dB accuracy the maximum value of the
electric field strength of the estimation surface. Moreover, as a resu
lt of investigating the accuracy of the estimation method using a sphe
rical dipole antenna as a radiation interference source, it was confir
med experimentally that the deviation between the estimated value and
measurement value is roughly below 4 dB over a frequency of 100 MHz to
1 GHz.