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Structure / observation location
Package emission sources, affected nodes and shield grounding
Observation stage
Electromagnetic-compatibility measurements and operation
Phenomenon to localize
Anomalies in emissions, immunity or near-field coupling
Engineering decision
Use source and affected-node locations, frequency bands and grounding boundary conditions to determine shielding or return-path structural comparisons
Sample evidence still required
Under which operating states and frequency bands can package candidate sources and affected nodes be compared reproducibly?

Paths to assess first

Paths serve different purposes and can be combined
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Source/affected-node data and relative near fieldsRetain paired source/affected-node data and repeatable probe geometry for relative localization only.
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Shielding/return-path structure preparationPrepare structural comparisons using actual grounding and return paths. An unknown model cannot be used to assess compliance limits.
First
03
Reversible operating-comparison preparationHold operating states constant, then arrange reversible changes and known-good controls.
First

Current candidate solutions

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