EMI challenges in power supply design • EMI is a challenge for nearly all electronic systems • EMI source →coupling path →receptor •Conducted path through cabling •Radiated EMI path through air • Conducted EMI: EN55022 covers frequencies from 150kHz to 30MHz • Radiated EMI: EN55022 covers frequencies from 30 MHz to 1 GHz

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• Explain EMI and the EMI standard • Introduction to EMI noise measurement • Understand common mode and differential mode noise • How to design EMI filter to attenuate the EMI noise • Part numbers mentioned: • Reference designs mentioned: • PMP21251- Less than 90mW Ultra-low Standby Power Auxless AC-DC Power Supply

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Feb 1, 2022 · Conducted EMI results from currents flowing through imbalances in circuits or through parasitic circuit elements of components or trace inductances and capacitances. The noise couples to other circuit parts either magnetically (inductive coupling) or electrically (capacitive coupling).