Lecture

Mitigation Techniques: Shielded Wires and Low-Frequency Interference

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Description

This lecture covers mitigation techniques for low-frequency electromagnetic coupling using shielded wires and twisted wires. It discusses the general methods for reducing low-frequency interference, per-unit-length parameters like inductances, and capacitances. The instructor explains capacitive and inductive coupling with and without shields, providing insights into induced voltages and crosstalk effects.

Instructor

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Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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