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Chapter 26: Electromagnetic Interference andFiltering

Chapter 26: Electromagnetic Interference andFiltering

pp. 771-792

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, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, , Massachusetts Institute of Technology, , Massachusetts Institute of Technology, , SynQor Inc.
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Summary

The rapid switching transitions of a powerconverter are potential sources of electromagneticinterference (EMI), both for the converter itselfand for the systems to which it is connected.Adequate filtering at the input and output of theconverter is important, both to obtain acceptableperformance and to prevent interference with otherequipment. In this chapter, we consider thesources of EMI in a converter, how EMI is measuredand modeled, and how it can be mitigated, with afocus on conducted (rather than radiated) EMI.

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