DocumentCode :
1107860
Title :
The Challenge of Industrial EMC
Author :
Schlicke, Heinz M.
Author_Institution :
Interference Control, Milwaukee, WI 53217. (414) 352-7085
Issue :
1
fYear :
1980
Firstpage :
6
Lastpage :
15
Abstract :
The established methods of military/communicationsoriented electromagnetic compatibility are often not applicable to modern industrial computer/microprocessor-dominated control systems. The reason is: operating conditions for communications and for control systems are in some respects distinctly different; so much so that a different approach, here denoted electromagnetic "compossibiity," is very much needed for control systems. It includes the consequential mandatory safety measures (National Electrical Code (NEC),etc.). Generically, it requires a systemic planning based on partition, isolation, and redundancy (instead of frequency management). Specifically, it has to eliminate widespread, but misleading, oversimplifications still to be found in the speciously simple matters of grounding, filtering, and shielding.
Keywords :
Communication industry; Communication system control; Computer industry; Control systems; Defense industry; Electrical equipment industry; Electromagnetic compatibility; Industrial control; Military communication; Military computing; EMC methodology; control systems; industry;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Electromagnetic Compatibility, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0018-9375
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/TEMC.1980.303815
Filename :
4091324
Link To Document :
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