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2004 International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37559)
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2004 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility
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2004 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility
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Welcome to the 2004 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility Silicon Valley - 9-13 August 2004
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EMC precompliance testing - prediction not correlation
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):1 - 4 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (4)
Correlating measurement data is a task many EMC engineers face when performing precompliance testing. Correlation, creating a point-for-point similarity between two measurement systems, is often the approach taken to determine if product modifications are needed before performing an, often costly, compliance scan. However, correlation methodologies rely on calibration methods which are inadequate ...Show More
Measurements of conducted voltage in the low-frequency range from 2 kHz to 30 MHz for high-current industrial applications with regeneration drives
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):5 - 10 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (2)
The increasing awareness of power saving and the ever rising dynamic requirements in industrial machine tool applications have led to an unpredicted popularity of power-drive systems with energy regeneration capability. This trend is supported by the fact that such drives become smaller, more efficient and lower in cost. The downside of regeneration drives is the higher noise potential in the low ...Show More
Near-field techniques for detecting EMI sources
D. Baudry;F. Bicrel;L. Bouchelouk;A. Louis;B. Mazari;P. Eudeline
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):11 - 13 vol.1
A completely automatic near-field mapping system has been developed within IRSEEM (French research institute for electronic embedded systems) in order to determine the electric field radiated by electronic systems. This test bench uses a 3D probe positioning system to make accurate measurements. The paper presents a validation of the test bench on a microstrip line and experimental results realize...Show More
Using near-field scanning to predict radiated fields
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):14 - 18 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (55)
Near-field scanning has often been used to measure and characterize magnetic fields surrounding individual integrated circuits (IC) and high speed digital electronic circuits. The paper describes the use of near-field scanning data, performed in a typical laboratory bench top environment, to predict radiated electromagnetic interference (EMI) in a typical product environment. The product environme...Show More
Improved measurement of radiated emissions from moving rail vehicles in the frequency range 9 kHz to 1 GHz
A.J. Rowell;D. Bozec;S.A. Seller;L.M. McCormack;C.A. Marshman;A.C. Marvin
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):19 - 24 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (7)
A measurement system has been developed to characterize the radiated electromagnetic interference (EMI) from moving rail vehicles. The system uses multiple spectrum analyzers to make a combination of rapidly repeated frequency domain measurements and time domain measurements using single frequency wide bandwidth envelope detection. Using these techniques, the emissions from a rapidly moving vehicl...Show More
Panoramic, ultrawideband, diagnostic imaging of test volumes
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):25 - 28 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (1)
The Time-Domain, Free-Field Metrology Project at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is developing methodologies to assess the quality and range of use (in frequency, test volume size, and test type) of EMC test facilities. Previous efforts (Johnk, R. et al., 2000; 2001) have focused on transmission tests that represented typical antenna and test artifact configurations. Thes...Show More
Frequency resolved susceptibility testing as a substitute for angular resolved susceptibility testing
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):29 - 34 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (1)
In commercial radiated susceptibility testing, only a few irradiation directions are used, making the risk of undertesting huge. We propose a model to reduce the undertesting without increasing the number of irradiation directions. The method uses frequency resolved radiated susceptibility testing as a substitute for the angular resolved radiated susceptibility testing. We have experimentally test...Show More
Reduction of cavity-to-cavity power/ground noise coupling through plane cutout in multilayer PCBs
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):35 - 38 vol.1
Power/ground noise excited in a plane cavity can be coupled to a neighboring plane cavity through a cutout. The coupled noise is substantial at the cavity resonance. The paper addresses a method of reducing the coupled noise through a cutout based on simulation and measurement. We demonstrated that the coupled noise can be suppressed by placing ports (devices) at the proper locations or designing ...Show More
Analysis of power and ground islands in printed circuit boards
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):39 - 44 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (1)
Power and ground islands (in the following also referred to as partial or segmented power planes) are often used in printed circuit boards to reduce and control noise propagation. Good isolation can be obtained by the gap between the 'copper' islands, but the amount of isolation also depends on the type of connection between these partial planes and the components on the board. The paper addresses...Show More
Analysis on the effectiveness of printed circuit board edge termination using discrete components instead of implementing the 20-H rule
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):45 - 50 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (3)
With increasing demand for higher operating frequencies, engineers are faced with numerous obstacles during the design cycle, especially the layout of a printed circuit board (PCB). Concerns include both time and frequency domain analysis. For time domain analysis, SPICE is a favorite choice, while for the frequency domain, various field solvers are used, depending on application. There is one des...Show More
Analysis on the effectiveness of high speed printed circuit board edge radiated emissions based on stimulus source location
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):51 - 56 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (3)
With increasing demand for higher operating frequencies, designers are faced with numerous obstacles during the design and layout of printed circuit boards (PCBs). One area of concern that a designer may not think about, or recognize during the analysis stage, is the effects of RF wave propagation between the power and return planes caused by digital circuits switching logic states while consuming...Show More
Expert system algorithms for identifying radiated emission problems in printed circuit boards
H. Shim;T. Hubing;T. Van Doren;R. DuBroff;J. Drewniak;D. Pommerenke;R. Kaires
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):57 - 62 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (8)
Radiated emission algorithms for a printed circuit board EMC expert system are described. The expert system mimics the thinking processes that human EMC engineers would use to analyze circuit boards and make design recommendations. Working with limited information about the enclosure, cables or the exact nature of the signals, the expert system evaluates different structures on the printed circuit...Show More
Experimental validation of circuit models for bulk current injection (BCI) test on shielded coaxial cables
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):63 - 68 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (7)
In order to validate, by means of measurement, some existing equivalent circuit models for the bulk current injection (BCI) test, a procedure is proposed to develop a proper circuit model for the injection clamp and the obtained circuit is introduced into the global one representing the overall cable. A suitable experimental set-up has been built and used. The measured induced voltages at the term...Show More
Bulk current injection test uncertainty assessment
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):69 - 74 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (2)
Modern automobiles incorporate increasing amount of electronic systems, many with vehicle safety concerns, working in a harsh electromagnetic environment. The vehicle components immunity to electromagnetic interference is fundamental and is covered by international standards like ISO 11452-x and SAE J1113-x series for automotive EMC immunity testing. Also, each automobile manufacturer has its own ...Show More
High resolution computations and measurements of potential EMI with models of medical implants and radiating sources
Publication Year: 2004,Page(s):75 - 80 vol.1
Cited by: Papers (2)
We used high resolution finite difference time domain (FDTD) computer modeling to evaluate the potential of cellular phones to cause interference in an implanted cardiac pacemaker-defibrillator. The model consists of a combination of an 835 MHz source which is either (1) a special boat-mounted cellular phone antenna (a sleeve dipole fed by a 3 W amplifier) or (2) a standard EMI test model of a cel...Show More
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