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Radiated immunity testing of integrated circuits in reverberation chambers
Radiated immunity testing of integrated circuits in the higher frequency range above 1 GHz is characterized by several challenges, e.g the required high field strengths and a rising influence of the EUT orientation. The existing methods show various limitations in this respect. Due to its entirely different principle of operation the reverberation chamber provides an opportunity to overcome the drawbacks of existing methods in the higher frequency range.