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The FDAI 146 Radiating Elements are fed by the Low Loss Broadband Balun NMHB 4MM. The main application of the FDAI 146 is the immunity test against handheld transmitters according to ISO 11452-9 (Annex C.5) in the frequency range between 142 MHz and 150 MHz.Typical test distances are 5 cm between the EuT-surface and the FDAIsurface (Close Proximity Immunity Tests).
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