Radiated Susceptibility of a Twisted-Wire Pair Illuminated by a Random Plane-Wave Spectrum
- 1 January 2010
- journal article
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEICE Transactions on Communications
- Vol. E93-B (7) , 1781-1787
Abstract
This work presents a statistical model for the radiated susceptibility (RS) of an unshielded twisted-wire pair (TWP) running above ground, illuminated by a random electromagnetic field. The incident field is modeled as a superposition of elemental plane waves with random angular density, phase, and polarization. The statistical properties of both the differential-mode (DM) and the common-mode (CM) noise voltages induced across the terminal loads are derived and discussedKeywords
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