R.V. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, BANGALORE - 560059. (Autonomous Institution Affiliated to VTU, Belgaum) DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING VIISEMESTER ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (07EE741) LESSON PLAN Sub Code : 10EEXX CIE Marks: 100 Hrs/ Week: 4+0+0 SEE: Marks: 100 Credits: 04 Exam Hours: 03 COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES (CLO) i. Apply the knowledge of interference and compatibility methods to solve the equipment noise problem ii, Design the different methodical circuits like cabeling, grounding shielding ete ili. Analyze and design the methods suiting the problems, iv. To reduce the risk of extemal noise harming the general conditions electromagnetic compatibity should be a major design objective. ¥. To distinguish between different methods and also various concept theory present in complexity of EMI study and structuring, vi. Develop the ability to analyse the conditions of EMI related problems in power electronics devices. vii, Use the knowledge of EMC (Electro magnetic compatibility) to design and construct a system that performs the required task. 3Chapter No suBTopics Topic Learning Objectives (ILO) Designing of electromagnetic | 1.Enumerate the concept EMT compatibility in different logical circuits EMC regulation 2. Define basic concepts and MAN TRODUGTION ee levering in to present real Typical noise path and use oF | word technolouy network theory 3.Realize the basics in EMC Methods oF noise coupling | with the relation act Method of eliminating interferences MIL-STD explanation H.W.OTT Chapter 1 1. Apply the knowledge of = : Eme in coupling Capacitive coupling ears 2. Develop the knowledge of Magnetic coupling capacitive and inductive Effect of shield on capacitive | Coupling for different fields. and magnetic coupling, 3. Deducing the concept of ‘magnetic coupling between | Shielding with the grounding Shield andthe inner conductor | 4, simplify given expression 2. CABLING pees Helding to prevent magnetic PY using various strategy and ae also to solve the problems With the different end shielding a receptor against | conditions magnetic fields shield transfer impedanceExperimental data, Example of selective shielding, co-axial cable versus shielded twisted pair braided shields Problems and example relating to the cabeling Effect of pigtails, ribbon cable, electrically long cables H.W.OTT .CHAPTER-1,2 3. GROUNDING Safety grounds, signal grounds, Single point ground systems, multiple ground systems, functional ground layout. Practical low frequency grounding, ‘Hard ware grounds, single ground reference for a circular amplified shields, grounding of cable shields, ground loops Low frequency analysis of common mode choke, high frequency analysis of common mode choke, Differential amplifiers, shields grounding at high frequencies Guard shields and guarded meters 1,Define different objective circuits which are of practically low frequency points 2.Analyse the various grounding technology relating EMC 3.Develop the knowledge of inter linked systems for low frequency and high frequency level HLW.OTT CHAPTER-34. BALANCING AND Balancing power supply decoupling Decoupling filters 1. Evaluate and develop ‘coupled power supply circuit. 2.organise and develop decoupling filters and driving FILTERING ene Amplifier decoupling driving | C@P&citive circuits capacitive loads 3.Analyzing the band width Band width modulation and _ | Modulation and coding. coding H.W.OTT CHAPTER -5 Near fields and far fields T-Define the concepis of near : field object and far field Characteristics and wave ee impedances, shielding effectiveness 2. incorporate the circuit idea with different loss | SHIREDING Absorption Toss, reflection | comosition loss, Composite absorption and reflection constant Different case studies in the reflection losses Shielding with magnetic materials Apertures ‘Composite absorption and reflection constant Different case studies in the reflection losses Shielding with magnetic materials Apertures Wave guide equations related 3. plan and Evaluating the problems with shielding concepts.to the losses ‘Conductive gaskets, H.W.OTT CHAPTER- 8 conductive windows Conductive coatings, cavity resonance Static generation T. Expressing the basic 6. ELECTROSTATIC Human body model ee DISCHARGE = 2. compile the design Static discharge and ESD problems involving the ESD protection in equipment aoe design 3. Concentrating and Software and ESD protection, | realizing the software ESD versus EMC problems of the static discharge. HLW.OTT CHAPTER -10 Learning outcome (@) Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of phenomena and observation, (b) Understanding and recognizing the engineering significance of a given problem in the area and developing an interest to learn more and more, continually. (e) Develop the interest in areas related to the chosen branch of engineering in order to broaden the knowledge base. (@) Incorporating the idea and problems in real world data and creating the document with shielding, grounding technology. REFERENCE BOOKS:1."Noise reduction techniques in electronics systems” 2™ edition, Henry .W. Ott, John Wiley publication 1988 2.”Blectrostatic Damage in Electronics: Devices and Systems “William D Greason John Wiley and sons INC 1986 4" editionList of the assignment for V sem student-odd sem 1. EM shielded enclosure 2. Application of transient EMI 3. Application of correlated EMC 4lmpact of EMI on the Nervous System 5. over view of EMI/EMC 6. Shielding and its effectiveness 7. ESD induced EMI 8, ESD awareness and control 9. EMC-Adverse effect 10. Enviornment effect on EMC 11. Grounding Techniques 12.ESD-A phenomenon 13.EMC-regulating authority 14.cabling effect in EMC 15,Eme-An introduction