Overview and critique of computer programs for spacecraft EMC analysis
Abstract
Computerized electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) analysis is a tool for establishing and maintaining interference control throughout design and development of a spacecraft. There are two system-level EMC analysis programs in use by the aerospace industry. These are the Specification and EMC Analysis Program (SEMCAP) which was originally developed by TRW for NASA, and the Intra-system EMC analysis Program (IEMCAP) which was developed by the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation for the U.S. Air Force. An overview and critique of these and other computer programs is presented in terms of their application to spacecraft EMC analysis.
- Publication:
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Spacecraft Electromagnetic Compatibility
- Pub Date:
- June 1978
- Bibcode:
- 1978semc.rept..181W
- Keywords:
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- Computer Programming;
- Electromagnetic Compatibility;
- Spacecraft Design;
- Design Analysis;
- Mathematical Models;
- Project Management;
- Spacecraft Performance;
- Systems Analysis;
- Communications and Radar