EMC : electromagnetic theory to practical design
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EMC : electromagnetic theory to practical design
Wiley, c1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a field of study applying basic physics to complex electrical and electronic systems with the aim of enabling them to co-exist harmoniously. The difficulty with EMC is that very small changes to a circuit or a system can have far-reaching effects. Providing a conceptual framework for the whole subject of EMC, this text covers the legal situation, testing procedures, fundamental electromagnetism, useful approximations and case studies.
Table of Contents
- Probability
- Noise and Random Processes
- The Sampling Theorem, Oversampling and Discrete-Time Signals
- Signal Detection in Gaussian and Shot Noise
- Coherent and Non-Coherent Integration
- Estimation of Range, Position and Acceleration of a Target and Prediction of Target Position as a Function of Tracking Time
- Waveform Analysis and Ambiguity
- Large Time-Bandwith Signals.
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