Measuring the field strength of radio interference from automotive equipment taking into account the parameters of the radio channel used
- Authors: Drobzhev D.1, Ivanov G.1, Litvinova N.1, Osaulko V.1, Rozvadovsky A.1
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Affiliations:
- Испытательный Центр «Омега», Севастопольский филиал ФГБУ НИИР
- Issue: No 9 (230) (2023)
- Pages: 128-137
- Section: Test and measurement
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/1992-4178/article/view/633101
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.22184/1992-4178.2023.230.9.128.137
- ID: 633101
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Abstract
The article presents a modified technique for measuring the field strength of broadband and narrowband interference from automotive equipment using GSM and UMTS technologies for data transmission, as well as making a voice call. The results of testing the methodology are presented using the example of measuring the level of radio interference of automobile devices for calling in-vehicle emergency services.
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D. Drobzhev
Испытательный Центр «Омега», Севастопольский филиал ФГБУ НИИР
Author for correspondence.
Email: drobzhev@niir.ru
ведущий инженер
Russian FederationG. Ivanov
Испытательный Центр «Омега», Севастопольский филиал ФГБУ НИИР
Email: ivanovga@niir.ru
инженер 1 категории
Russian FederationN. Litvinova
Испытательный Центр «Омега», Севастопольский филиал ФГБУ НИИР
Email: litvinova@niir.ru
специалист
Russian FederationV. Osaulko
Испытательный Центр «Омега», Севастопольский филиал ФГБУ НИИР
Email: osaulko@niir.ru
заместитель начальника отдела испытаний
Russian FederationA. Rozvadovsky
Испытательный Центр «Омега», Севастопольский филиал ФГБУ НИИР
Email: raf@niir.ru
заместитель начальника отдела радиотелекоммуникационного оборудования
Russian FederationReferences
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