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Design and Implementation of Closed TEM Cells: Simulation-Based Approach
Raida Zbyněk, prof. Dr. Ing., UREL (FEEC)
Dřínovský Jiří, Ing., Ph.D., UREL (FEEC)
In the paper, a simulation-based design procedure for the implementation of a TEM (Crawford) cell is presented. The empirical approach uses computer simulations
carried out in CST Microwave Studio to design the cell that
operates in the frequency range from 100 kHz to 400 MHz.
Following the developed procedure, the TEM cell was implemented and tested experimentally. The TEM cell can be
used for electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) measurements, where the device under test (DUT) is irradiated by
the field in a wide range of frequencies. The DUT is tested
to operate without the performance degradation under the
influence of electromagnetic disturbances. In addition, the
cell can be used for electromagnetic interference (EMI)
measurements focused on interference emissions generated
by the DUT
Transversally electromagnetic (TEM) cell, TEM waveguide mode, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC),
Crawford cell, CST Microwave Studio, electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS), electromagnetic interference (EMI)
@article{BUT183846,
author="Vojtěch {Bednarský} and Zbyněk {Raida} and Jiří {Dřínovský}",
title="Design and Implementation of Closed TEM Cells: Simulation-Based Approach",
journal="Radioengineering",
year="2023",
volume="32",
number="1",
pages="177--186",
doi="10.13164/re.2023.0177",
issn="1805-9600",
url="https://www.radioeng.cz/fulltexts/2023/23_01_0177_0184.pdf"
}