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a cheap consumer RF meter detects "high" levels of RF from 5+ feet away, at least on the 4 or 5 random units I've tried. So the faraday cage doesn't seem to b
by mountainboy 4y ago
a cheap consumer RF meter detects "high" levels of RF from 5+ feet away, at least on the 4 or 5 random units I've tried. So the faraday cage doesn't seem to be doing its job in full.
- dhdc 4y agoA "high" from a random RF meter doesn't mean anything. Give me numbers in dBm/MHz.
- mountainboy 4y ago
- exmadscientist 4y agoRF leaks can be pretty directional. So simple tests like this phone test or waving a power meter around aren't terribly sensitive. (But pay attention if you get a test failure!) There really isn't any substitute for a proper EMC chamber.