The impact of electromagnetic interference on surface ship antenna placement.

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Lai, Janice.
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1983-03Advisor
McMasters, Alan W.
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Morgan, M.A.
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More and more electronic systems are being added to Naval
ships, Many of these systems radiate or receive electromagnetic
(EM) energy. They are all vital parts of a ship and
it is important that each functions properly if the ship is
to accomplish its assortment of missions. However, it is
becoming increasingly difficult to place these systems on
board a ship without their EM radiation interfering with
each other. This thesis analyzes the EM design problem. It
concludes that a central clearing house for electromagnetic
information is needed which would maintain an up-to-date
data base on electromagnetic problems and solutions, that
shipboard personnel need to be more aware of the EMC
problem, and suggests that more frequent updates of model
studies and military standards be made.
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