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I. INT RODUCTION
Electro magnetic shielding is frequently used to reduce the
emissions or improve the immunity of electronic equip ment.
The ability of a shield ing enclosure to do this is characterized
by its shielding effectiveness, defined as the rat io of field
strengths in the presence and absence of the enclosure. At
each point in an enclosure, we can define an electric shield ing
effectiveness SE and a magnetic shield ing effectiveness SM.
If apertures are present in a panel made of high conductivity
material .The SE will depend mainly on the penetration of
energy through the aperture rather than the walls. In this study
the conductivity of the enclosure walls is sufficiently large
that only aperture penetration is important and we present the
results for the SE .
SE o f a rectangular enclosure has been studied by many
authors. In some cases, numerical simulat ions are utilized to
model the enclosure precisely [1], [2], [3]. It can model
complex structures but often require much co mputing time
and memo ry in order to model a prob lem with sufficient detail.
This means that although they are good in pred icting the
shielding of a particular enclosure, it is difficult for designers
to use them to investigate the effect of design parameters of
SE and SM. A simplified analytical fo rmulat ion method was
proposed by [4] wh ich provide much faster means of
calculating SE and enabling the effect of design parameters to
be investigated. Numerical methods that have been used to
calculate shielding include transmission-line modeling [5],
fin ite-difference t ime-do main (FDTD) method , and method
of mo ments (MoM) [6].
Our aim here is to improve the technique developed by
Robinson et al. [4] wh ich using analytical formu lation to
determine the SE and SM of a metallic enclosure apertures by
1 4 1 w b 2
e
2
ZOS 120S ln 2
2
4
1 1 we b
The effective width, we is given by
we
w
5t
4S
4S w
1 ln
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1
(1)
(2)
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For the m-th TEm0 and n-th TE1n transverse electric modes
of propagation , the enclosure is represented by a cavity
formed by a section of shorted waveguide whose
characteristic
impedance, respectively, is
Z my 0
1 O m 2a
Z0
Z1xn
1 O n 2d
Z0
(9)
(10)
kmy 0
k1xn
where
k0
1 O m 2a
k0
1 O n 2d
k0
(11)
(12)
y
x
y
x
, Zl1n ,and load impedance Zrm0 , Z r1n .
Zlmo
cos kmy 0 p y j Z m 0
vlx1n
y
m
Cmy
y
ap
E dx
x0 l
x0
sin(
S x x0
) sin
dx
a
l
S mx
(3)
x
n
E E dz
x
n
x
ap
z0 w
z0
sin(
S z z0
) sin
dz
b
w
(4)
Z
1 y
Cm jZ os tan(k0 l 2)
2
1 x
Cn jZ os tan(k0 l 2)
2
Z apx
x
l1n
y
Z rm
0
Zrx1n
y
lmo
S nz
Z m0 jZ my 0 tan kmy 0 p y
1 j Z m0 Z my 0 tan kmy 0 p y
Z1n jZ1xn tan k1xn px
1 j Z1n Z1xn tan k1xn px
(13)
(14)
(15)
jZ my 0 tan kmy 0 d p y
(16)
(17)
The voltage at P is
(5)
S
m
p
x
Z my 0 sin kmy 0 p y sin
v1n
nS p y
Z1xn sin k1xn p y sin
d
vm 0
vlmy 0
y
v pmo
y
vlmy 0 Z rm
0
v px1n
vlx1n Z rx1n
(6)
Z
Z
y
lmo
x
l 1n
Vtmy 0
y
Z rm
0
(18)
Z rx1n
(19)
(20)
y
pmo
Vt1xn
x
p1n
(21)
an equivalent voltage
vm 0
v0 Z apy
v1n
v0 Z apx
Zm0
Z 0 Z apy
Z1n
Z 0 Z apx
Z
Z
Z apy
Z apx
Z
Z
Z apy
x
0 Z ap
Vtmy 02 Vt1xn 2
(22)
(7)
In the absence of the enclosure , the load impedance at P is
simp ly Z 0 and the voltage at P is v pc v0 2 ,so the electric
Vt
(8)
638
SE
20log10 Vt v pc
20log10 2Vt v0
(23)
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III. RESULT
For the validation of the present technique, we consider a
rectangular enclosure of size ( 300mmh 120mmh300mm)
with a rectangular aperture of size (100mmh5mm) located in
front of the wall. We calculated it with MATLAB and
simu lation with FEKO, the result is as show in the Figure 2 to
Figure 4.
a=300mm,b=120mm,d=300mm,l=100mm,w=5mm,t=1.5mm,Py=150mm,Px=150mm
100
Analytical
result
Simulation of FEKO
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IV. CONCLUSION
The calculat ion of electric shielding effect iveness depends
upon the frequency, polarization of the applied field, the
dimensions of the enclosure, the aperture, wall thickness, the
number of apertures, and the position within the enclosure.
The formulation described in this paper takes into account the
off-centered aperture on one face of the enclosure, we have
refers to C m and Cn wh ich is the aperture modal coupling to
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200
400
600
800
Frequency (MHz)
1000
1200
1400
3b 4 ).
a=300mm,b=120mm,d=300mm,l=100mm,w=5mm,t=1.5mm,Py=225mm,Px=150mm
100
Analytical
result
Simulation of FEKO
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Frequency (MHz)
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3b 4 )
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[2]
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a=300mm,b=120mm,d=300mm,l=100mm,w=5mm,t=1.5mm,Py=225mm,Px=150mm
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Analytical result
Simulation of FEKO
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