Johnk, R.
and Novotny, D.
(2001),
Time-Domain Measurement System to Characterize Ultrawideband Emissions, Antenna Measurement Techniques Association, Denver, CO, USA
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Time-Domain Measurement System to Characterize Ultrawideband Emissions
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Abstract
This paper summarizes some results of a recent NIST measurement effort. The purpose of this effort was to use a NSIT-developed ultrawideband measurement system to assess the time and frequency-domain characteristics of selected ultrawideband transmitting devices. Brief descriptions of NIST-developed measurement systems are provided High-fidelity time-domain waveforms are shown, along with associated amplitude spectra for two devices.Conference Dates
October 21-26, 2001
Conference Location
Denver, CO, USA
Conference Title
Antenna Measurement Techniques Association
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
amplitude spectrum, anechoic chamber, conducated emission, frequency domain, radiated emission, time domain, ultrawideband
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Created October 20, 2001, Updated October 12, 2021