2. Transmitting antennas
Radiated field metrology, such as the immunity or susceptibility tests described in
[R 932]
, requires the use of wide-frequency band antennas. Typically, disjointed antennas covering two (or more) contiguous frequency bands are adopted. For example, one antenna will cover the interval 30 MHz – 100 MHz, a second the interval 100 MHz – 1 GHz, a third 1 GHz – 10 GHz. Each segment belonging to one of the three decades implies a specific antenna technology.
Biconical antennas are used from 30 MHz to 100 MHz, log periodic antennas from 100 MHz to...
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(1) - HERTZ (H.) -
Electric waves.
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Translated by D.E. Jones, London Macmillan co (1893) and New York Dover (1962).
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(2) - SCHELKUNOFF (S.A.), FRIJS (H.T.) -
Antenna theory and practice.
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