antennefaktorer
Antennefaktorer, often translated as antenna factors, are a concept primarily used in the context of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing and measurement. They serve to relate the measured voltage or current at a receiver's input to the electric or magnetic field strength at the antenna's location. Essentially, antenna factors provide a conversion factor that allows engineers to translate measured electrical quantities into physical field strengths, which are critical for determining if a device complies with EMC regulations.
These factors are dependent on several parameters, including the frequency of the electromagnetic wave, the physical
Antenna factors are typically provided by antenna manufacturers in calibration certificates or datasheets. They are often