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Broadband detection of radiating moments using the TEM-cell and a phase-calibrated oscilloscope

The differential and common-mode signals across the TEM-cell ports are known to be correlated with magnetic and electric dipoles respectively. Historically, the absence of phase information in the measurements complicated the identification procedure for radiating moments. Using a phase-calibrated scope, this paper demonstrates a broadband and effective method for the extraction of radiating moments.