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The penetration of an electromagnetic wave into and through a shielding barrier (as proven by test) is presented. This presentation consists of (1) coupling of the current in an electromagnetic wave onto the barrier; (2) the attenuation of the wave due to skin effect as the wave penetrates the barrier; and (3) the value of the E and H fields that leave the barrier. An example is presented that describes in detail the steps required to predict the attenuation of a wave through a barrier. An equation is provided that yields the power of a wave leaving the barrier at any distance from the barrier. A method of obtaining the shielding effectiveness of the barrier in terms of the E field, H field and power is presented.
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Kunkel, G.M. (2020). Penetration of Electromagnetic Wave Through Shielding Barrier. In: Shielding of Electromagnetic Waves. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-19238-9_4
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