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Zhonghao Lu1, Yan Chen1, Yunxiao Xue1
1College of Electronic Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China.
Abstract:
With the growing number of electronic devices loaded and increasing influence from electromagnetic interference, large-scale systems or platforms are confronted with increasingly severe electromagnetic compatibility challenges. Due to the vast size of these systems and the multitude of electronic devices they contain, standard laboratory environments are often inadequate for meeting test requirements. This paper reviews the state-of-art in the area of field measurement techniques related to the checking of electromagnetic compatibility, and the key technologies of electromagnetic interference filtering and wide-bandwidth, large-dynamic, and rapidly transient signal extraction in the measurement field are analyzed. The research status of electromagnetic interference suppression, transient and broadband measurement, and environmental interference suppression combined with time-domain fast measurement and other technologies are summarized and analyzed. Based on a comparative analysis of the aforementioned technologies, the future development trends of field measurement technology are also discussed.
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