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Lecture 3: EMC Standards
Prof. Amitabha Bhattacharya · IIT Kharagpur
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- Lecture 1: Introduction to Electromagnetic Environment
- Lecture 2: Introduction to Electromagnetic Compatibility
- Lecture 3: EMC Standards
- Lecture 4: EMC Units and Signal Spectrum
- Lecture 5: Single Sided Spectrum
- Lecture 6: Response of Linear Systems to Periodic Input Signals
- Lecture 7: Important Computational Techniques
- Lecture 8: Fourier Coefficient for Piecewise Linear Periodic Waveforms
- Lecture 9: Fourier Coefficient for Piecewise Linear Periodic Waveforms (Continued)
- Lecture 10: Trapezoidal Clock
- Lecture 11: Spectral Bounds for Trapezoidal Clock
- Lecture 12: Spectral estimation of trapezoidal clock
- Lecture 13: Effect of Rise/Fall Time on Spectral Bound of a Clock
- Lecture 14: Effect of Ringing on Spectral Bounds
- Lecture 15: Spectral Bounds for Linear System Output
- Lecture 16: Resolution Bandwidth of a Spectrum Analyser
- Lecture 17: Detector of Spectrum Analyser
- Lecture 18: Radiated Emission Model Subproblem I
- Lecture 19: Farfield Characteristics of Current Element: Some Discussion
- Lecture 20: Farfield of Dipole Antena
- Lecture 21: Farfield models of wire antenna& current models
- Lecture 22: Differential mode current emission model
- Lecture 23: Differential mode current emission model (Continued)
- Lecture 24: Common Mode Current Emission Model
- Lecture 25: Current Measurement
- Lecture 26: Radiated Susceptibility Models
- Lecture 27: Determination of Per Unit Length Inductance (Continued)
- Lecture 28: Per Unit Length Parameters of Various Two Wire Lines
- Lecture 29: Radiated Susceptibility Model
- Lecture 30: Radiated Susceptibility Model (Continued)
- Lecture 31: Radiated Susceptibility Model (Continued)
- Lecture 32: Crosstalk
- Lecture 33: Development of Multi Conductor Transmission Line Equation
- Lecture 34: Per Unit Length Parameter of a Three Conductor System
- Lecture 35: Parameters of Three Conductor Systems (Continued)
- Lecture 36: Parameters of Three Conductor System (Continued)
- Lecture 37: Development of crosstalk model infrequency domain
- Lecture 38: Determination of Terminal Currents of a three conductor system
- Lecture 39: Derivation of Chain Parameter Matrix
- Lecture 40: Determination of Crosstalk in a Lossless Line Immersed in Homogeneous Medium
- Lecture 41: Determination of Crosstalk (continued)
- Lecture 42: Determination of Crosstalk (continued)
- Lecture 43: Determination of Crosstalk (continued)
- Lecture 44: Inductive and Capacitive coupling
- Lecture 45: Time Domain Crosstalk
- Lecture 46: Time Domain Crosstalk (Continued)
- Lecture 47: Inclusion of Losses in Transient Crosstalk
- Lecture 48: Conducted emission and susceptibility
- Lecture 49: Shielding
- Lecture 50: Shielding Effectiveness for Farfield Source
- Lecture 51: Shielding Effectiveness Due to Farfield Source (Continued)
- Lecture 52: SE Due to Farfield Sources (Continued) and Free Space Impedance Ar Nearfield
- Lecture 53: Shielding for Nearfield Source
- Lecture 54: EMC System Aspect for Shielding
- Lecture 55: Grounding
- Lecture 56: Grounding (Continued)
- Lecture 57: Bonds and Joints
- Lecture 58: EMC Case Studies
- Lecture 59: Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)