Abstract
Up until now, the book has been about getting a design or product to work. More subtly, it has been about how to get a product to work by itself. This chapter explores what it takes to make sure that the design works with other devices and that other devices do not interfere with it.
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Homework
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Define the following terms:
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Electromagnetic interference
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Radiated emissions
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Conducted emissions
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Electromagnetic compatibility
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Ground loop
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FCC
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PSTN
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FCC Part 15
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FCC Part 68
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CE mark
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(a)
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Contrast intentional and unintentional radiated emissions. Give examples.
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What circuit-board layout rule is used to keep radio-frequency emissions away from mounting screws?
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What two functions do pins or mounting screws serve when used as part of connectors?
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What circuit-board layout rule can be used in the vicinity of connector-shield pins?
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Russ, S.H. (2016). EMI/EMC: Design and Susceptibility. In: Signal Integrity. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-29758-3_11
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