This book addresses one of the most pressing, controversial, and misunderstood areas of electrical engineering: the cost-effective prevention of electromagnetic interference and hazards in automated industrial systems. It focuses on civilian noncommunication environment.
1. Sources: Transients and Field Concentrations
2. Transfers: Start with Definable Coupling
3. Receptors: An Unsuspected Multitude
4. System Analysis: An Indispensable t!Must"
5. Systemic Control: The Key to (Cost)-Effectiveness
6. Simple Suppression: What to Put Where
7. About Shielding: The Importance of Size and Structure
8. Filtering for Emc: Throw Away Your Filter Books
9. Grounding and Wiring, Continued: You Must Plan Ahead
10. Standards and Truths: Use the Code and Use Your Head
11. Comments on Measurements: Most-Needed Corrections Only
12. Problems and Solutions: Learning to Co-Think Emc
Heinz M. Schlicke (Author)
