Coupling to shielded cables
E. F. Vance
Abstract
E. F. Vance
Abstract
Examines current problems of coupling to shielded cables, providing a working reference for engineers and designers of signal transmission and power lines. Using a transmission line analysis, it examines the shield transfer impedance and transfer admittance characteristics of commonly used shields--the most comprehensive collection of such data ever published. Relates shielding properties to weave characteristics of braided-wire shields. Includes tables and normalized graphs for the most commonly encountered cases of interference.
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Examines current problems of coupling to shielded cables, providing a working reference for engineers and designers of signal transmission and power lines. Using a transmission line analysis, it examines the shield transfer impedance and transfer admittance characteristics of commonly used shields--the most comprehensive collection of such data ever published. Relates shielding properties to weave characteristics of braided-wire shields. Includes tables and normalized graphs for the most commonly encountered cases of interference.
Key concepts: Shielded cable, Shields, Electromagnetic shielding, Admittance, Shield, Coupling (piping), Transmission line, Maximum power transfer theorem