A promising solution of how to evolve present radiated emission standards in order to protect digital communication services

Abstract

Present radiated emission standards are developed to protect analog communications services. The issue of finding a new EMI measurement detector, with proper weighting properties for the effect of disturbance on digital communication services, is the key issue in the evolution of present radiated emission standards in order to protect digital communication services. It has recently been shown that the RMS detector has a response that can be correlated to the interference impact on digital communication systems that do not use error-correcting codes or use block codes. In this paper, we show that this conclusion is also valid for systems using convolutional codes. These results form a basis upon which a solution for future radiated emission standards can be built