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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
—The ability of a product to coexist
in its intended electromagnetic environment without causing or
suffering functional degradation or damage.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI)
—A process by which disruptive
electromagnetic energy is transmitted from one electronic device to
another via radiated or conducted paths (or both). In common usage,
the term refers particularly to RF signals, but EMI can occur in the
frequency range “from dc to daylight.”
Radio frequency (RF)—
The frequency range within which coherent electromagnetic
radiation is useful for communication purposes—
roughly from 10 kHz to 100 GHz. This energy may be generated
intentionally, as by a radio transmitter, or unintentionally as a byproduct
of an electronic device’s operation. RF energy is transmitted
through two basic modes:
Radiated emissions (RE)
—The component of RF energy that is
transmitted through a medium as an electromagnetic field. RF
energy is usually transmitted through free space; however, other
modes of field transmission may occur.
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Conducted emissions (CE)
—The component of RF energy that is
transmitted through a conductive medium as an electromagnetic
field, generally through a wire or interconnect cables. Line conducted
interference (LCI) refers to RF energy in a power cord. |
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