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Probabilistic model about the influence of the number of stirring conditions considered during a radiated susceptibility test

This chapter details a probabilistic model recently published quantifying the risk r to observe no susceptibility of a faulty EUT during an RS test as a function of n. The method is general as the risk r can be computed for any (fictitious) EUT susceptibility level by quantifying the probability of the maximum stress imposed onto the EUT to be greater. This approach presenting the great advantage to be independent of the EUT size and directivity is, therefore, applicable on any EUT. The model presented is applicable in the case of an RS test done in constant wave mode when the EUT susceptibility is verified after the application of each stirring configuration, or in other terms when all the successive configurations are not analyzed together.