First, EMC Rectification Suggestions:
1. After receiving the rectification opinion, it's essential to plan the EMC correction in advance. Without a clear strategy, you may end up making random adjustments, which can be costly and ineffective. A well-structured plan helps you focus on the right areas and avoid unnecessary work.
2. Identifying the problem is key. From my experience, this usually involves two main approaches. First, using the engineer’s intuition and experience for an initial assessment. Second, analyzing data from test instruments to pinpoint the exact issue. Combining both methods gives a more accurate understanding of the problem.
3. Determine the source of interference (emitter) and the path through which it affects the system (disturbed path). In many cases, there are multiple sources and paths. If a solution doesn't improve the situation, don’t give up—sometimes, the issue lies elsewhere. Don’t dismiss the possibility that a small adjustment could lead to a big improvement. Only by identifying both the source and the path can you address the root cause effectively, often at a low cost.
The following ideas can help you identify the source and path from different angles. While solutions are important, understanding the first two factors is crucial. You don’t need to know all the answers upfront—just start with the basics.
Second, the EMC Rectification Process:
1. RE Over-Standard Rectification Process:
The process typically involves identifying the source of radiated emissions and implementing shielding, filtering, or layout changes. Visual aids such as flowcharts can help guide the process.
2. Wire and Cable Over-Standard Rectification Process:
This includes checking for poor cable routing, improper grounding, or unshielded cables. Adjustments like adding ferrite beads, re-routing cables, or using shielded cables can significantly reduce emissions.
3. Signal Cable Rectification Process:
Signal cables can act as antennas if not properly managed. Techniques such as twisting, shielding, or using differential signaling can minimize noise and interference.
4. Shield Leakage Correction Process:
Shielding effectiveness is critical. Leaks can occur at seams, connectors, or gaps. Sealing these areas with conductive gaskets or improving the overall shield integrity can resolve the issue.
4. ESD Path Analysis:
Understanding the path of static discharge is vital for preventing damage. Proper grounding, ESD protection components, and design considerations can help manage and control ESD events.
Each person may have slightly different flowcharts depending on their experience, but the most important thing is to accumulate knowledge over time and develop your own approach. If you haven’t yet identified the issue, going through the above steps methodically can help clarify the problem.
In addition, it’s important to develop a habit of documentation. It’s not about recording every single change, but rather focusing on key improvements and noting what was done. Keeping track of these details makes it easier to review later and ensures a clearer conclusion. Good record-keeping saves time and prevents repeating the same mistakes.
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