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Grounding and Shielding Techniques
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 621.38154
EAN: 9780471245186
Edition: 4 Sub
ISBN: 0471245186
Label: Wiley-Interscience
Manufacturer: Wiley-Interscience
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 216
Publication Date: March 19, 1998
Publisher: Wiley-Interscience
Studio: Wiley-Interscience
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Editorial Review: A step-by-step guide to solving noise and interference problems in the digital age The rapid growth of digital technology over the past decade has brought the analog world into direct contact with high-speed operations and electromagnetic processes--and created a host of new problems for designers. This new twist requires different approaches to issues of noise and interference in digital processing, high-speed communication, mass data storage, and high-frequency applications. Grounding and Shielding Techniques, Fourth Edition is entirely rewritten to reflect these new challenges. This highly effective tool for the management of interference problems in electronic equipment treats the fundamentals of electrostatics as they relate to electromagnetic phenomena. Specifically, this volume deals with the new interference problems created when analog designs are buried in the middle of hardware that must meet radiation and susceptibility standards. It features: * Effective techniques for handling noise problems in a variety of circumstances * Step-by-step instructions for building noise-free instrument systems * Strategies for reducing or eliminating noise in interconnecting systems * Expanded discussion of multishielded transformers * An overview of current trends to limit the use of transformers * Real-world examples of factors influencing electronic noise * Simplified, practical explanations of the physics of fields * Dozens of illustrations and a clear, readable text. Grounding and Shielding Techniques, Fourth Edition is a state-of-the-art problem-solving guide for electronic design engineers and technicians. It is also an extremely useful text for short courses on electronic noise.
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Rating: - Get it because everyone else references to it.
This book is not as good as Ott's in both depth and clarity, but it is a classic in the field. You might well get it because everyone else references to it.
Rating: - A Good Introduction to Electromagnetism and Noise Problems - Not the Best Option for Instrumentation & Control Professionals
This book is a good introductory book to understand electrostatics, electromagnetism, and related induction and noise problems. The book is better suited for electronic design engineers and technicians, offering them techniques for handling noise problems, and reducing or eliminating noise in interconnecting systems and electronic equipment.
Probably not the best choice if you are an Industrial Practitioner of Instrumentation, Automation and Control Systems, looking to increase ... Read More
Rating: - Save your money
An expensive book with little meat. Whole chapters dedicated to basic electromagnetism. Nice if it was a primer on electromag but this is supposed to be a focused book.
Buy "Noise Reduction tech. in Electronic Systems" Henry W. Ott. Much better book for the money.
Rating: - The classic text on analog grounding and shielding.
The first 3 editions of this book had "In Instrumentation" in the title, the name change reflects an added focus on digital electronics, but the emphasis on analog is still there. The book was and is outstanding in its explanation of how to calculate the magnitude of interference from all kinds of external sources on analog signals between sensors and instrumentation or between instruments, and how to thus select a grounding and shielding system which meets requirements. I have used its methods ... Read More
Rating: - More confusion added to a confusing subject
In his book Morrison says he may have gotten a few things wrong. That statement is almost the extent of what he got right. But Ott's book. You won't be sorry.
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