Titlebook: Controlling Radiated Emissions by Design; Michel Mardiguian Book Dec 1992Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 cabl

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Book Dec 1992Latest edition at the time was that Mr. Fluke had written a very good and useful volume, its only flaw being that it focused on just half of the EMI emissions problem. This, of course, was also its strength; although radiated and conducted emissions do not exist in separate worlds, it can be useful, at least as a

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Generalities on Radiated Interference,pical sources of EMI until the 1960s were natural atmospheric noise, motor commutators, fluorescent lights, automobile ignition systems and 50/60 Hz overhead lines (unintentional sources), plus jamming by other authorized (and sometimes unauthorized) radio transmitters.

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General Strategy for Designing a Low-Radiation Product,ming) as well as compliance with applicable standards and regulations, it is necessary to make EMI control a design parameter and to integrate it within the normal range of design activities and reviews.

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Frank Achtenhagen,Michael Bendorfllions of input/output circuits, printed traces, flat cables and so forth, is impossible to mathematically model with accuracy—at least within a reasonable computing time, by today’s state of the art. The exact calculation of the E and H fields radiated by a simple parallel pair excited by a pulse train is already a complex mathematical process.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07796-1 These test iterations are generally costly, even if they are covered in the general “hidden costs” that appear in preliminary early financial projections. The method described in this chapter allows the designer to identify and reduce out-of-spec radiations without necessarily having to return to an RFI test site for each trial fix.

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Troubleshooting Radiated EMI Problems, These test iterations are generally costly, even if they are covered in the general “hidden costs” that appear in preliminary early financial projections. The method described in this chapter allows the designer to identify and reduce out-of-spec radiations without necessarily having to return to an RFI test site for each trial fix.

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Controlling Radiated Fields from Switch-Mode Power Supplies,ern, primarily because of its conducted emissions but, to a lesser extent, its radiated emissions. The first aspect is covered extensively in Ref. 10, by J. Fluke, a book which is more or less a parent of the present one. Therefore, we will concentrate on radiated field generation and suppression.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07736-7pical sources of EMI until the 1960s were natural atmospheric noise, motor commutators, fluorescent lights, automobile ignition systems and 50/60 Hz overhead lines (unintentional sources), plus jamming by other authorized (and sometimes unauthorized) radio transmitters.