Abstract

This presentation shows the capabilities of CST to model real-world BCI measurements. Specifically, how harmonics from a BCI measurement through a non-linear component (TVS diode) can be modeled almost the same as in real life. BCI failures on a Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) receiver were solved using measurements and CST models. The non-linear component is measured and modeled to create high-frequency harmonics that were jamming the RKE receiver.

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Presenter Bio

Matt Gee, Hardware Engineer, Robert Bosch

Matt Gee, Hardware Engineer working at Robert Bosch LLC North America for 10 years.  Graduated from Kettering University with Electrical Engineering degree.  Currently working on automotive camera design.