ElectroMagnetic Compatibility
Description
This textbook describes in accessible, straightforward terms the conducted and radiated mechanisms by which Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) sources can compromise or disable a range of critical devices and services. A partial list of examples in this volume include power mains transients, electrostatic discharge, telecom disturbances and computer lock-up. The author presents and analyzes many documented cases, with quick predictions and practical solutions leading to ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) proposed through simple troubleshooting insights. Essential legal/military EMC requirements are also described in brief, along with a set of simple EMC test and measurement hints. Compiled with limited mathematics and an engaging narrative writing style, the book is ideal for professional engineers and non-specialists alike.
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Michel Mardiguian is an EMC Consultant in St Remy-les-Chevreuse, France and 45 years practice of EMC consulting and teaching to engineers in Europe and USA.
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Chapter1 WHAT IS EMI/EMC.- Chapter 2 CONDUCTION COUPLING, THE FIRST OF THE COUPLING PATHS.- Chapter 3 RADIATION COUPLING.- Chapter 4 Cable-to-cable Coupling, or Crosstalk.- Chapter 5 SHIELDED CABLES: Their Role in reducing EMI Susceptibilty and Emissions.- Chapter 6 CHAPTER 6 SHIELDING OF BOXES AND ENCLOSURES.
