EMI controlling in a compact systems of airborne vehicles - a case study
K. Rajeshwar Rao, K. Suryanarayana, S.M. Satav, Desikan Ramesh
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K. Rajeshwar Rao, K. Suryanarayana, S.M. Satav, Desikan Ramesh
Abstract
Assuring hundred percent electromagnetic compatibility at one shot is not at all possible in compact systems of airborne vehicles. We have to take care of EMC measures right from the design stage of development to the final stage of development and also have to implement EMC fixes at various stages of development. In this paper the authors mainly pointed out and expressed about EMI problems solved by design, EMI problems arised and EMC measures taken at different stages of development, problems solved at different stages and also highlighted about the analysis carried out and EMI control sequences followed.
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Assuring hundred percent electromagnetic compatibility at one shot is not at all possible in compact systems of airborne vehicles. We have to take care of EMC measures right from the design stage of development to the final stage of development and also have to implement EMC fixes at various stages of development. In this paper the authors mainly pointed out and expressed about EMI problems solved by design, EMI problems arised and EMC measures taken at different stages of development, problems solved at different stages and also highlighted about the analysis carried out and EMI control sequences followed.
Key concepts: EMI, Electromagnetic compatibility, Electromagnetic interference, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Electrical engineering