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Stripline Measurements in Automotive EMC: A Case Study

The radiated immunity (RI) measurement is one of the tests that are necessary to validate an electronic product so that it can enter mass production. This paper is a practical approach in which a measurement setup and a calibration method for a stripline, based on the ISO 11452-5 standard, are presented. The test setup relies on measured data on different competing stripline scenarios, of which the best suited has been chosen. Our focus has been on the possible causes for variations in the uniformity of the electric field strength generated between the two plates of the stripline in order to improve the test design. Measurements reported here have been performed with two types of equipment: the one used in testing and a network analyzer.