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Measuring Complex for the Evaluation of the Immunity of Radioelectronic Equipment to the Noise of Pulsed Electromagnetic Radiation.

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Title: Measuring Complex for the Evaluation of the Immunity of Radioelectronic Equipment to the Noise of Pulsed Electromagnetic Radiation.
Authors: Rodin, R. А.1, Sakharov, K. Yu.1 sukhov@vniiofi.ru, Turkin, V. А.1, Mikheev, О. V.1
Source: Measurement Techniques. Dec2018, Vol. 61 Issue 9, p937-940. 4p.
Subjects: Electromagnetic fields, Electric power distribution grids, Electromagnetic interference, Radiation, Measurement
Abstract: We develop a measuring complex for the evaluation of the immunity of radioelectronic equipment to intentional pulsed electromagnetic interferences. The proposed complex makes it possible to monitor the amplitude and time parameters of reproduced pulsed electromagnetic fields. It is shown that this complex can be used by designers in the development of unmanned transport, intellectual electric power distribution systems, and robotized systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:We develop a measuring complex for the evaluation of the immunity of radioelectronic equipment to intentional pulsed electromagnetic interferences. The proposed complex makes it possible to monitor the amplitude and time parameters of reproduced pulsed electromagnetic fields. It is shown that this complex can be used by designers in the development of unmanned transport, intellectual electric power distribution systems, and robotized systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:05431972
DOI:10.1007/s11018-018-1528-9