Shielding and earthing
Interference
sink
Coupling section Störsenke
Transmitter Path Receiver
Countermeasures
B. Other consequences could the total failure
of piece equipment, system with economic or
material damage, even personal injury. But the
common feature all interference sources the emission
of electronic magnetic energy, which influences electrical
equipment and prevents fault-free operation.
Interference sources
Sources interference exist many forms.
Interference sinks
Interference sinks encompass electrical equipment that can
be influenced sources interference. The consequences
of inadequate EMC can range from disturbances normal use damage
or destruction equipment with the added risks economic damage and/or
personal injury.g. distinction
is made between natural sources interference such
as atmospheric discharge electrostatic discharge and
artificial sources interference such radio (intentional)
or frequency converters (unintentional).Application
range
Entry:
Electromagnetic Compatibility
The term Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) describes the ability electrical
equipment function faultlessly electromagnetically-loaded environment,
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. Electromagnetic
pulses can cause equipment disturbed, damaged or
destroyed. industrial plant, without influencing the environment.
Coupling
Coupling the transmission electrical energy from one
electric circuit another
