Create a scenario table rather than a single maximum input. For each weak or reportable signal, state frequency, modulation, occupied bandwidth, level, event duration, repetition and the antenna or receiver plane. For every simultaneous strong emitter, add center frequency or sweep, waveform, bandwidth, power, duty cycle, timing and whether it reaches the system through the antenna, a cable leak or a conducted test port.
Include combinations that can create receiver products: adjacent channels, two strong tones, wideband blockers, pulsed transmitters and signals near an image or synthesizer offset. Record antenna pattern, site geometry, cable and preselector state because the level at the receiver input may differ substantially from field strength or transmitter EIRP.
Attach a measurable outcome to each case, such as minimum visible level, amplitude error, channel occupancy, false-line limit, trigger success, time-stamp accuracy, no overload or recovery time. A statement such as dense RF environment or high immunity cannot be reproduced and does not support detection-range, identification or legal-evidence claims.