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Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) - sources<br />

LIGHTNING<br />

RADIO<br />

FREQUENCY<br />

HUMAN<br />

ELECTRO-<br />

STATIC<br />

DISCHARGE<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

UNIT & WIRING<br />

Aircraft radios<br />

AM/FM radio<br />

TV stations<br />

Ground radar<br />

POWER DISTURBANCE<br />

ref.: Clarke, C.A., Larsen, W.A.: “Aircraft Electromagnetic Compatibility”, DOT/FAA/CT-86/40, June 1987<br />

ref.: Shooman, L.M.: “A study of occurrence rates of EMI to aircraft with a focus on HIRF”, Proc. DASC-93, pp. 191-194<br />

ref.: RTCA Document DO-233 “Portable Electronic Devices Carried On Board Aircraft, Aug. ‘96<br />

Graphics adapted from: J.A. Schofield: “European st<strong>and</strong>ards shine spotlight on EMI”, Design News, 9-25-1995, pp. 58-60<br />

PERSONAL<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

DEVICES<br />

cell phones<br />

laptop PCs<br />

CD players<br />

games<br />

CONDUCTED EMISSIONS<br />

Aircraft power 400 Hz E/M<br />

Bus switching<br />

Inductive load switching<br />

Switching regulators<br />

Computer clock & data<br />

Analog signal coupling<br />

RADIATED<br />

EMISSIONS<br />

- average EMI incident occurrence rate ≈ 5x10 -3 per flight -<br />

63<br />

©1995-1997 F.M.G. Dörenberg

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