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...

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...

Subjects in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) research that have been presented at meetings of the IEICE Technical Committee on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMCJ) are overviewed and categorized. The temporal changes in the proportions of the categorized subjects among the total number of presentations each year is also shown. Finally, speculative opinions are presented on what EMC subjects ...

Presented is an original study about the effects of integrated circuit aging on electromagnetic emission and immunity to radio frequency interferences. For the first time an electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) qualification procedure is proposed to quantify the EMC level variation over the full lifetime of a component. Results presented show non-negligible variations of the emission and immunit...

The higher frequency transient signals generated as a result of a power system fault or disturbance provide the basis for an alternative approach to power system containing connectors and cables result in unsuitable operation of the system. However one major challenge is the need to ensure that the transients to be neutralized by electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) issues and cabling routes. T...

The paper presents a computer analysis of inductive coupling of the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problem. Its focus is on power electronics and electrical drives and tests performed by a numerical computer simulation that can disclose suite surprising findings about EMC.

The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) became a major concern for integrated circuits (ICs) during the last years. As the operating frequency has increased and the supply voltage has become lower, the electromagnetic emission as well as the susceptibility of integrated circuits increased tremendously. Generally speaking, EMC is defined as the ability of an electrical system to work properly in...

This paper presents the Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) analysis of a Printed Circuit Board (PCB). The width of the differential pair trace of the PCB was varied and the emission values were measured and compared, demonstrating an improvement in radiated emissions when the width of the trace was decreased. The trace width of the PCB was increased from ...