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    EMI

    Chris Herrick

    Applications Engineer

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    EMI source

    EMI sourceEmission

    Space & FieldConduction

    Coupling process

    Capacitive Inductive RadiativeConductive

    Low Middle & Hi h

    LC Resonance

    Frequency

    EMS

    EMS

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    EMI source

    EMI source Emission

    Coupling process Shields

    ShieldsEMI Filters

    EMI Filters

    Capacitive Inductive RadiativeConductive

    Low & Middle Frequency High FrequencyLow, Middle & High

    Shields

    Shields Shields

    Shields Shields

    ShieldsEMI Filters

    EMI Filters

    EMS

    Immunity

    Immunity

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    PCB Noise Sources

    Emissions from intentional signals include loop-mode and

    common-mode sources.

    Unintentional Signals ( more than 90% of EMI ) m ss ons rom un n en ona s gna s nc u e common-mo e,

    crosstalk coupling to I/O traces (both PCB and IC level), powerplanes, and above board structures.

    *Reference from PCBDesign for Real-World

    on ro , ruceArchambeault

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    Focus on Clock and High Speed Signals

    Stripline not necessarily better than Microstrip Examine Clock Harmonics

    Common Mode ConversionSCD11=0.5*(S11-S13+S31-S33)

    SCD21=0.5*(S21-S23+S41-S43)

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    Beware the low speed nets; use post-layout

    Coupling may be direct, through intermediate

    Common mode will always exist

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    Loop Mode & Common Mode Noise

    A PC Board & Cables

    Loop mode

    A victim device

    current

    A Driver & Receiver

    by AC Analysis of

    Differential mode current flows --- LoopCommon mode current flows --- Open

    We can see Common mode current ismore serious than Normal mode.

    Common modecurrent

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    -A Differential mode current flow Loop antenna theory-A Common mode current flow Dipole antenna theory

    rAI)(f.E

    -

    sin106131216

    =

    rlIfE sin)(104

    7

    =

    r : distance rA : area of the loo

    Length :l

    II

    Illustration of a loop antenna Illustration of a dipole antenna

    FCC B level Mag. E limit :40dBuV/m @ 3m.

    Mag. E( Dipole antenna) : 8uA

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    Impedance Analysis

    Ensure a low impedance as seen byactive partsResonance Analysis

    ange s ac up, p ane cu ou s andecoupling as necessary

    Signal Extraction

    Emissions Analysis

    Enclosure Simulation

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    Decoupling CapacitorDecoupling Capacitor on Package

    Chip

    Via

    On-chip Pwr/Gnd

    VRM

    Ball Bonding

    Power/Ground

    Wire Bonding Ball Bonding VRM

    PCB P/GNetwork

    Package P/GNetwork

    Chip Decoupling

    Capacitor on Chip

    Decoupling Capacitor

    on Package

    Decoupling Capacitor

    on PCB

    Bulk Capacitor

    Near VRM

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    Decoupling Impedance of PDN

    Bare PCB

    0.01uF

    0.1uF

    10uFTotal PDN

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    Plasma Screen Example

    Changed Return PathWidened section of GND plane

    GND

    GND

    New modelOld model

    Impedance test port near C3,4,5

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    Im edance Plot

    Impedance : Old model

    Impedance New model

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    EMI Test Results : Old model

    CISPR spec.

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    EMI Test Results : New model

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    Impedance Analysis

    Ensure power planes do not resonant incritical locations

    Resonance AnalysisChange stackup, plane cutouts anddecoupling as necessary

    Signal Extraction

    Emissions Analysis

    Enclosure Simulation

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    Even though resonances ALWAYSexist, you dont need to excite them:

    Kee them awa from Clock harmonics

    Examine Via Transitions

    Move discrete parts

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    Z11

    18

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    Impedance Analysis

    Resonance Analysis

    Signal Extraction

    bandwidth

    Change routing as necessary

    Emissions Analysis

    Enclosure Simulation

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    Image Plane Violations

    Always Consider Return Current

    PathCapacitor bridging

    the moat to transfer

    RF currents between

    artitionsRF current return path

    Si nal Trace Moat or slot in

    ground plane

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    EMI Reduction using Ferrites

    Insert High Q Ferrite

    Insert Low Q Ferrite

    Without Ferrite

    Internal Clock Line

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    EMI Test Results

    e ore err e

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    Clock Distortion

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    Clock Distortion

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    Clock Distortion

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    Clock Distortion

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    Clock Distortion

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    Clock Distortion

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    Impedance Analysis

    Resonance Analysis

    Signal Extraction

    Ensure EMI is at acceptable levelEmissions Analysis

    Enclosure Simulation

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    Full Channel Analysis

    0 A

    00

    U1_8VCC_1GND

    U1_pair1_neg

    U1_pair1_pos

    U2_1VCC_1GND

    U2_pair1_neg

    U2_pair1_pos

    VCC_main

    100

    R545

    100

    R546

    inn

    inp

    outn

    outp

    diffout_probe

    Vcc

    Vss

    100

    R558

    R5590.5

    /datarate

    C560

    0.1

    R563

    R564

    inn

    inp

    outn

    outp

    diffout_probe

    Vcc

    Vss Load

    0

    V475 V541

    1000.1 wave o e

    Differential PRBS

    0

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    Real Drivers as Noise Source

    MaxE Radiated from PCB

    PCB Data-Line

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    Near-Fields

    VV

    Low |Z| at 50 MHz

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    Impedance Analysis

    Resonance Analysis

    Signal Extraction

    Emissions Analysis

    enclosures

    Iterate design as necessary

    Enclosure Simulation

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    A noise analysis by SIwave

    A excitation source

    SIwave to HFSSHFSS to HFSS

    A ECU analysis by HFSS

    A EM analysis by HFSS

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    310 MHz

    Peak on PCB

    A cable

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    Prevents Emission and Self Interference

    Simulating throughout the design cyclecan help you avoid trouble in the chamber


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