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| The Definition of Electro Magnetic Compatibility:"You can watch "Oprah" with your Television Set sitting on top of a working PC" |
| - Transmission Lines - PCB
Layout - PCB Design - Apertures
- Enclosures
- Shielding - Bypassing
- Decoupling - Ground
Planes - Near-field/Far-field
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| The Dichotomy of EMC:
What is Good Practice for the Circuit isn't necessarily Best for EMC. What is Good Practice for EMC
isn't necessarily Best for the Circuit.
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| One's
ability to solve
EMC
Problems is a little like the Programmer's ability to write "Bug-Free"
code: Less than 10% of those who write code, write (near) Bug-Free code;
however, 90% of those who write code think they are in that 10%!
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| Transmission Lines can Radiate:
The Shield of a Coax can Radiate Be careful of SWR on Coax, it can Radiate if not Terminated correctly, or if there are Discontinuities. Shielded Twisted Pair is Best...
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.. Voltage Regulators offer the Best Decoupling Voltage Regulators Will Generate Parasitic Oscillations if not Bypassed Properly! .. [TOP] |
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| Every Signal Should Have Its Ground Return
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| Real
Shields have No Current flowing thru them:
They are "Grounded," or Referenced,
at only One Point!
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| Enclosures
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Area of the Apertures is less important than Length,
e.g., Seams and Joints.
Worry if the Length of the opening is greater than ~ 1/20 Wavelength of the Highest Frequency of interest. Some Notorious Apertures
I have Known:
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| Bathroom Material
Noise Reduction Techniques in Electronic Systems, 2nd Ed., H.W. Ott * * * *
ISBN: High Speed Digital Design, (The Art of Black Magic), * * * * *
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| Currents in either power plane can couple NOISE to the other; the coupling mechanism is mostly magnetic. |
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Transmission Line Reflections
due to improper Termination Impedance
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Copyright 1999 Web Author: Glen A. Williamson
Suggestions are Solicited, P l e a s e !