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Goodness-of-fit tests in radiated susceptibility tests

Goodness-of-fit (GoF) tests are commonly used to assess the degree of perfection of a reverberation chamber to fulfill the overmoded condition. One may expect the outcome of GoF tests to provide some hints on the value of practical interest. The present paper shows that no correlation is found between the outcome of GoF tests and the range of values taken by the maximum power which is of practical interest in radiated susceptibility tests.