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Investigation of continuous wave immunity test conditions for telecommunication equipment
The relation between continuous wave immunity test conditions and failure results of equipment under test is discussed. The difference between the radiated immunity test and the conductive immunity test, and the use of the impress durations and sweep rates to detect failure are investigated. As a results, it is clarified that the results of the radiated immunity test are different from that of the conducted immunity test.<>