Journal
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
Volume 64, Issue 5, Pages 1665-1673Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TEMC.2022.3202636
Keywords
Apertures; Aircraft; Sensors; Behavioral sciences; Electromagnetics; Electromagnetic compatibility; Autonomous aerial vehicles; Composite materials; high intensity radiated field (HIRF); low-level swept field (LLSF); shielding effectiveness (SE)
Funding
- Ministry of Science and Innovation (MICINN) [PID2019-106120RBC32]
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This article introduces a method to evaluate a UAV demonstrator through low-level swept field tests, aiming to analyze the difference in shielding effectiveness of the enclosure considering different materials and apertures.
The increasing number of electronic devices on board and the use of novel composite materials in the aerospace industry create a harsh electromagnetic environment that must be studied. In this article, a UAV demonstrator (DEMO-E3) with different test cases is evaluated through the low-level swept field test following a nested resonant chambers approach, which is framed under the high intensity radio frequency measurements. The aim is to analyze the difference in terms of the shielding effectiveness of the enclosure considering the different materials and apertures of each test sample. Some of the test cases had been previously measured independently, according to the IEC 61000-4-21 standard, while in this study, they are incorporated into the demonstrator and former results are used as a comparison.
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