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Packaging for Electromagnetic Compatibility
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Abstract
The importance of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in electronic systems becomes emphasized as interference problems of increasingly serious nature appear. Packaging to avoid electromagnetic interference effects can provide the major suppression capability in a system.
A number of general packaging techniques covering magnetic and electric field suppression, and the avoidance of “common impedance” interference, are presented. Techniques are considered for the three major EMC areas of a system: the sources of interference, the transmission media, and the equipments which react erroneously when interference is present. The need for education in EMC as an integral part of an engineer's training is also emphasized.
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Jankowski, H., "Packaging for Electromagnetic Compatibility," SAE Technical Paper 670216, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670216.Also In
References
- “Electromagnetic Compatibility Principles and Practices.” Office of Manned Space Flight, Apollo Program National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington, D. C. October 1965