conductedemission
Conducted Emission is a term used in the field of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) to describe the electromagnetic energy that is transmitted through a conductor, such as a wire or a cable. This energy can be in the form of radio frequency (RF) interference, which can disrupt the operation of electronic devices. Conducted emissions are a significant concern in the design and operation of electronic systems, as they can interfere with other devices and communication systems.
The primary sources of conducted emissions include switching power supplies, digital circuits, and other electronic components
To mitigate conducted emissions, various techniques can be employed. Shielding is one common method, where conductors
Conducted emissions are typically measured using specialized equipment, such as spectrum analyzers and EMI receivers. These