RE Analyst Model Description
RE Analyst calculates produced by current flowing
through, and voltage between, circuit .
The radiated emissions model is the same as the model, consisting of four major components:
Conductors
The Source models the current and voltage
characteristics of the active circuit that is the source of the radio frequency
noise.
The Filter models components that exist
between the Source and the Conductors. Typically Filter components are
intentionally added to the circuit to attenuate radio frequency noise produced
by the Source. Filter components may be lumped circuit
elements, such as resistors and capacitors, as well as printed wiring board
traces.
The Conductors are electrical cabling that
connects the Filter to the Load. Conductors may be a variety of configurations consisting
of circular conductors, ground planes, and shields.
The Load models electrical circuitry that is
connected to the Conductors. Loads are
comprised of passive circuit components and printed wiring board traces.
RE Analyst calculates radiated field levels produced
by the conductors. The conductors act as antennas, producing radiation
when a RF signal, i.e. conducted emissions, is impressed upon them. More:
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