Abstract
At present, the maximum electromagnetic radiated field strength which can be simulated is not able to satisfy the requirements of electromagnetic environment effects tests on electronic systems. To broaden the effective frequency range of the current injection technique, new current injection methods were put forward for substitution of the radiation. A wide-band current injection device was designed based on the symmetric directional coupler principle. With a typical antenna receiving system under test, the validity of the methods were analyzed by theory and verified by experiments when the Equipment Under Test (EUT) had different coupling routes of electromagnetic interference (EMI). The results indicate that: firstly, the relationship between radiated fields and injected voltage is linear, even if the responses of the system are non-linear; secondly, the method is valid even if the test frequency is up to gigahertz; thirdly, the novel methods of current injection are able to substitute for irradiation effectively when the antenna and the interconnected cable are the main coupling routes of EMI respectively.
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