FreeLists / si-list / [SI-LIST] Interview with Mat Aschenberg on common mode currents

[Doug Smith <doug@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi All,

If you are into EMC, the new podcast interview I just posted will 
sharpen your debug techniques. If you are a circuit or equipment 
designer, this interview will help you avoid expensive surprises from 
the EMC people right at the end of the development cycle using 
commonly available equipment.

This podcast is a discussion of the March 2006 Technical Tidbit at 
http://emcesd.com titled "Predicting Cable Emissions from Common Mode 
Current." The paper contributed by Mat Aschenberg and Charles Grasso 
for this article is discussed by Mat in the interview. He talks about:

* Why you may want to measure common mode currents on system cables.

* How to make common mode current measurements.

* The cost benefits of making this measurement.

To hear this interview go to http://emcesd-podcast.com and click on 
the link for the March 10 program, the latest one.

Doug
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