According to IEC 61000-1-1 [148], ―Electromagnetic compatibility is the ability of an equipment or system to function satisfactorily in its electromagnetic environment without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbances to anything in that environment.‖ The first part of the definition, ―ability ............to function ............in its............ environment‖ fits well with the afor...

This paper presents the electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic susceptibility characteristics of the railway telecommunication intra-subsystem. These are for assessing the electromagnetic compatibility inside the railway telecommunication subsystem and providing input data for electromagnetic compatibility analysis of other subsystems (intra-system analysis). This paper shows the opti...

The electromagnetic compatibility of ATLAS electronic equipments must be insured to achieve the required level of performance of the experiment. The ATLAS EMC Policy covers the electrical safety aspects of the front end and racked installations, and aims the proper operation of the experiment in the electromagnetic environment that it creates. For this, the policy defines a set of procedures to...

When computing an electromagnet ic field using the f ini te element method it is possible that, although Maxwell’s equations are discret ized accurately, highly inaccurate computational results are obtained. In those cases it can easily be s h o w n that (some of) the electromagnetic compatibi l i ty relations (field properties that follow from Maxwell’s equat ions) are not satisfied. The diver...