Why not blast the DUT with 10V/m at all frequencies? If it misbehaves in the
3V/m bands then 3V/m could be tried. If you want some high E-field try my
house (or another ham's house). I often run fields to the FCC safety limit in
my house. When operating 160 meters I can light a 40 watt fluorescent tube by
holding it in my hand at the operating position. I believe the peak limit at
1.8 MHz is 500 V/m. The equipment in my house is not affected (well just a
little) with the application of a few ferrites and filters. The field in the
adjacent neighbors homes is in the tens of volts/m. No complaints yet. Just
remember, in words of N6SU "if you can't see it it can't hurt you".
Dave Cuthbert WX7G
Micron Technology
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