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Resonance suppression in a TEM cell.

Authors: D A, Hill; J A, Walsh;

Resonance suppression in a TEM cell.

Abstract

All TEmnp resonances in a TEM cell have been suppressed by cutting the cell walls longitudinally. The TMmnp resonances and propagating TEM mode were not affected. The suppressed resonances have a residual interaction with a biological body inside the cell. Because of this, the modified cell can only be used for bioeffects dosimetry studies at a small number of frequencies above the upper limit for the original cell. Where an accuracy of only +/- 5 dB is required, such as in some EMC studies, the effective bandwidth of the modified cell is twice that of the original cell.

Keywords

Equipment and Supplies, Radio Waves, Humans, Radiation Dosage, Whole-Body Irradiation

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