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Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility
Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility
COMPATIBILITY
By
Dr. Sisir K Das, Head of EMC
Chief Editor of EMC Journal, SEMCE(I)
2nd Cross Road, CIT Campus, Taramani
Chennai - 600 113
<sisirdas@hotmail.com>
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DEFINITIONS
EMI:
is a phenomenon in which the production of RF energy
causes an unwanted response or malfunction in an
electronic equipment.
Sources:
Natural - Lightning, Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
Manmade-Electric
switches,
high
power
communication /radar, transmitters, power lines,
automobiles,
Arc welders, computers and so on.
Victims:
Receivers, microprocessors, industrial controls, medical
devices, etc.
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Ship
Radar
Power Line
Handy
Talkie
Tele
communications
CE
RE
Ignition
Conducted noise
AC power circuit
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Electric Motors
Mobile
Radio
Antenna
Conductive coupling
Common impedance coupling
Oscillator
Speaker
RF
Amplifier
Mixer
IF
Amplifier
Detector
Audio
Amplifier
Power
Supply
2A
20dB/decade
2A f1 / f
T
tr
40dB/decade
2A f1 / f . f2 / f
tr
0
sinf sinftr
V = A ---------------f
ftr
is the width at 50% height
V is peak voltage
Frequency band is control by
fastest switching edge
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1/
f1
f2
1/ tr
For 0f f1, V = 2 A
For f1 <f f2 ,V = 2A f1/f
For f > 1/tr
f1
f2
V = 2A ---- x ----f
f
EMI
Source
(Emitter)
Impedance?
Coupling
Path
Victim
of EMI
(Media)
Impedance?
(Receptor)
Impedance?