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Statistics use for radiated high frequency failures
After presenting a global process of EMC (ElectroMagnetic Compatibility) physics and risk analysis, this paper deals with the specific failure mode of radiated high frequencies. For realistic complex systems with partial unavailability of the data, peak amplitude frequency and observable spatial localisation sensibility, we detail the advantages of four main types of statistical results. The potential of using statistics in simulation coupled with experimental tests is also highlighted.