The document discusses electromagnetic interference (EMI) in switching power converters and printed circuit board (PCB) layout design techniques to mitigate EMI. It aims to graphically simulate EMI effects and evaluate EMI mitigation measures. The document covers common EMI coupling mechanisms like capacitive, inductive and common impedance coupling. PCB layout techniques like trace routing, grounding and component placement are presented to reduce EMI generated by switching converters. Advanced Design System (ADS) software is introduced for its ability to simulate EMI and optimize PCB designs without physical prototypes.
Surge wave generators (SWG) are used with reflectometers for cable fault location. They generate surges that create arcs at faults, allowing transient waves to be recorded and fault distances to be determined. SWGs are available for voltages up to 3500kV and energies up to 3500J. They use switchable capacitors and surge stages to optimize energy for prelocation and pinpointing faults. A Digiphone receiver uses the difference in arrival time between electromagnetic and acoustic signals to precisely locate faults.
The document discusses cable fault location methods from BAUR. It provides an overview of BAUR's products for cable fault location including portable devices, modules, systems, and cable test vans. The document also covers cable fault types, location process steps, and recommended solutions tailored for different cable voltages.
ESE Type Lightning Arretor NFC17-102(2011) Presentation by JMV LPS LTDMahesh Chandra Manav
The document discusses the French Standard NFC 17-102 for Early Streamer Emission (ESE) lightning protection systems from September 2011. It highlights how the standard harmonizes with other European standards like EN 62305 and EN 50164 for lightning protection. The standard includes stress tests and type tests to ensure the proper functioning of ESE lightning rods. It provides requirements for ESE lightning protection components and systems to ensure quality and performance.
Megger designs and manufactures portable electric test equipment. Megger products help install, improve efficiency, reduce cost and extend the life of electrical assets. The Megger brand is so well known these days that some maintenance professionals incorrectly use it as a verb when they refer to doing an insulation test.
Arduino based underground cable fault detectionIsa Rachman
1. The document describes an Arduino-based system to detect the location of faults in underground cables. It measures the resistance between cables to detect short circuits and capacitance between wires to detect open circuits.
2. The proposed system uses Ohm's law to determine the location of short circuits by measuring changes in voltage across resistors representing different cable lengths.
3. The Arduino code measures the resistance across the cable, calculates the fault location based on the cable resistance per meter, and displays the results on an LCD screen.
Wireless charging of mobile phones using microwavesSara Shagufta
This document discusses wireless charging of mobile phones using microwaves. It describes how microwaves can be transmitted from a transmitter to a receiver on a mobile phone to wirelessly charge the phone's battery. The transmitter uses a magnetron and slotted waveguide antenna to transmit microwaves at 2.45GHz. The receiver on the phone contains a sensor, rectenna, and filter that converts the microwave energy to DC power to charge the battery. Wireless charging using microwaves has advantages like charging anywhere and anytime but also disadvantages like potential radiation issues and dependence on network coverage.
This document provides information on Telemetrics Equipments Pvt. Ltd., a company that manufactures underground cable fault locating equipment for electrical and telecom cables. The company ensures reliable operation of power and utility sectors by enabling prevention, detection, and accurate location of existing faults in power and telecom cables. Telemetrics has a manufacturing facility in Pune, India that conforms to international quality and safety standards. They provide cable fault locating solutions to customers across sectors such as power, telecom, railways, and others in India and other countries.
Surge wave generators (SWG) are used with reflectometers for cable fault location. They generate surges that create arcs at faults, allowing transient waves to be recorded and fault distances to be determined. SWGs are available for voltages up to 3500kV and energies up to 3500J. They use switchable capacitors and surge stages to optimize energy for prelocation and pinpointing faults. A Digiphone receiver uses the difference in arrival time between electromagnetic and acoustic signals to precisely locate faults.
The document discusses cable fault location methods from BAUR. It provides an overview of BAUR's products for cable fault location including portable devices, modules, systems, and cable test vans. The document also covers cable fault types, location process steps, and recommended solutions tailored for different cable voltages.
ESE Type Lightning Arretor NFC17-102(2011) Presentation by JMV LPS LTDMahesh Chandra Manav
The document discusses the French Standard NFC 17-102 for Early Streamer Emission (ESE) lightning protection systems from September 2011. It highlights how the standard harmonizes with other European standards like EN 62305 and EN 50164 for lightning protection. The standard includes stress tests and type tests to ensure the proper functioning of ESE lightning rods. It provides requirements for ESE lightning protection components and systems to ensure quality and performance.
Megger designs and manufactures portable electric test equipment. Megger products help install, improve efficiency, reduce cost and extend the life of electrical assets. The Megger brand is so well known these days that some maintenance professionals incorrectly use it as a verb when they refer to doing an insulation test.
Arduino based underground cable fault detectionIsa Rachman
1. The document describes an Arduino-based system to detect the location of faults in underground cables. It measures the resistance between cables to detect short circuits and capacitance between wires to detect open circuits.
2. The proposed system uses Ohm's law to determine the location of short circuits by measuring changes in voltage across resistors representing different cable lengths.
3. The Arduino code measures the resistance across the cable, calculates the fault location based on the cable resistance per meter, and displays the results on an LCD screen.
Wireless charging of mobile phones using microwavesSara Shagufta
This document discusses wireless charging of mobile phones using microwaves. It describes how microwaves can be transmitted from a transmitter to a receiver on a mobile phone to wirelessly charge the phone's battery. The transmitter uses a magnetron and slotted waveguide antenna to transmit microwaves at 2.45GHz. The receiver on the phone contains a sensor, rectenna, and filter that converts the microwave energy to DC power to charge the battery. Wireless charging using microwaves has advantages like charging anywhere and anytime but also disadvantages like potential radiation issues and dependence on network coverage.
This document provides information on Telemetrics Equipments Pvt. Ltd., a company that manufactures underground cable fault locating equipment for electrical and telecom cables. The company ensures reliable operation of power and utility sectors by enabling prevention, detection, and accurate location of existing faults in power and telecom cables. Telemetrics has a manufacturing facility in Pune, India that conforms to international quality and safety standards. They provide cable fault locating solutions to customers across sectors such as power, telecom, railways, and others in India and other countries.
Antenna Details for iPhone 5 and iPhone 4GWillie LU
Antenna performance in mobile phone is much more important than antenna design due to the very small size of antenna RF in a compact mobile phone device. Through near 20 years' research and development in RF, transceiver and antenna technology, Prof. Willie W. Lu carefully analyzed and evaluated each patent which Apple filed with USPTO on the antenna technology for iPhone and iPad, and pointed out that the major problem of iPhone antenna is the lack of optimal antenna optimization and calibration technology which result in the poor performance of its radio transmission between the iPhone and the basestation. Prof. Lu has writen a 500-pages report to address this technical issue based on the iPhone antenna patents Apple filed with USPTO. For more, please contact Prof. Lu at wwlu@ieee.org or visit http://4Gsummit.com to join our technical discussions.
This catalog introduces several new cable and network testing products, including the KE801 Laser Trace+ Multi-media Test & Trace Kit and the KE901 Line Test Buddy remote-controlled broadband line test unit. A wide range of established products are also featured, such as the KE720 and KE300 cable testers, KE7200 Ethernet LAN Inspector, and KE3400 DSL Inspector broadband test set. Accessories like carrying cases and spare probe tips are also listed.
This document proposes a method for wirelessly charging mobile phones using microwaves. It involves transmitting a microwave signal modulated with communication data from a transmitter to the phone using a slotted waveguide antenna operating at 2.45 GHz. The phone would contain a sensor to detect when a call is being made and a rectenna to convert the microwave energy to electrical energy to charge the battery. This approach could allow phones to charge continuously during calls without needing wired charging and provide advantages over other wireless charging methods. Potential issues include health effects of radiation exposure, dependence on network coverage, and limited charging rates.
1. The document describes an underground cable fault distance locator project that uses a microcontroller to determine the distance of faults in underground power cables.
2. The project uses a bank of resistors to represent an underground cable carrying power. When a fault occurs, the voltage drop across the cable varies depending on the fault location, allowing the distance to be calculated.
3. The microcontroller measures the voltage drop, performs calculations, and displays the fault distance on an LCD screen. It can also send the fault information via GSM to notify relevant parties.
Detection of Underground Cable Fault using ArduinoIRJET Journal
This document describes a system to detect faults in underground cables using an Arduino. It uses Ohm's law - a voltage is applied to the cable and the current measured to determine faults. Resistors represent distances along the cable where fault switches can induce faults. When a fault occurs, the voltage change is read by the Arduino and the fault location displayed on an LCD in kilometers. The system can detect common fault types like line-ground and line-line faults. It is meant to more easily locate underground cable faults compared to traditional methods that require digging to find faults.
Premier Filters offering an array of customize EMI Filters. MIL-STD-461 is one of them. In this slide, we have highlighted MIL-STD-461 testing, uses and more.
SEBA KMT Teleflex T30E is a digital TDR for the fault location of low resistance cable faults and interruptions in low and high voltage power cable networks. With integrated battery power supply Teleflex T30E is ideally suited for field fault location use - can be connected to a shock discharge generator and an ARM filter for pre-location of high resistance and intermittent cable faults.
SEBA KMT Teleflex T30E - Features : One button operation, "Quick-Step" mode for rapid fault finding, Automatic far end indication and fault reconition with distance indication, Impulse current and voltage decay method, Zoom function, "Step-by-Step" easy mode for user friendly location of cable faults.
Megger designs and manufactures portable electric test equipment. Megger products help install, improve efficiency, reduce cost and extend the life of electrical assets. The Megger brand is so well known these days that some maintenance professionals incorrectly use it as a verb when they refer to doing an insulation test.
Megger manufactures hand-held test equipment as well as larger insulation testers, oil test equipment and low resistance ohmmeters.
Megger DETEX Voltage Detectors are available in seven models that cover a range from distribution class to transmission line voltages up to 550kV.
Megger cable fault location solutions include : low voltage TDR underground cable fault locators, surge generator fault locators, cable fault pinpointing, high voltage DC test sets and high voltage (11kV-33kV-66kV-132kV) underground cable fault locators.
ARDUINO MICROCONTROLLER BASED UNDERGROUND CABLE FAULT DISTANCE LOCATORIAEME Publication
1. The document describes an Arduino microcontroller-based device for locating faults in underground cable lines. It uses basic Ohm's law to detect faults by measuring variations in current with respect to resistance at different points along the cable.
2. The device has several units - a power supply, cable unit with switches to induce faults, control unit to process signals from the cable unit, tripping unit to detect faulty phases, and a display unit to show fault characteristics and distance on an LCD screen.
3. Common underground cable faults include short circuits, open circuits, and earth faults between phases and ground, which can be caused by insulation damage, loose connections, and other factors related to aging of cable materials over time
IRJET- IoT based Fault Finding of an Underground CableIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a research paper on an IOT-based system for finding faults in underground cables. The system uses an Arduino board connected to sensors along an underground cable to detect changes in resistance caused by faults. When a fault is detected, the location is calculated based on resistance changes and displayed on an LCD screen in kilometers from the base station. The location data is also sent to a monitoring Android app via WiFi to allow remote monitoring. The system is intended to reduce the time and costs associated with locating and repairing underground cable faults compared to traditional methods.
This document describes a project to determine the distance of an underground cable fault from the base station in kilometers. It uses Ohm's law and measures the voltage across a series of resistors representing different cable lengths to identify where a short circuit has occurred. When a low DC voltage is applied, any change in voltage due to a short circuit can be read by an ADC and processed by a microcontroller to display the fault location in kilometers on an LCD screen. The system was tested using switches to simulate faults at known distances along the cable. Future enhancements could use capacitors and AC voltage to also locate open circuits in the cable.
Wireless charging of mobilephones using microwavesMayank Garg
The document proposes a method for wirelessly charging mobile phones using microwaves. It discusses transmitting a microwave signal from a transmitter to a receiver on the phone. The receiver, called a rectenna, uses a Schottky diode to rectify the signal and a low pass filter to produce a DC voltage to charge the phone battery. The system would work in the 2.45 GHz industrial, scientific, and medical radio band to allow charging without physical connections. This could eliminate different chargers required by manufacturers and provide more convenience to users.
Preventing Over-temperature in USB Type-C Systems: Introducing the Littelfuse...Littelfuse
Debris can collect inside USB Type-C connectors and cause a thermal risk. The Littelfuse setP Digital Temperature Indicator provides software-enabled thermal protection to help keep you safe while using your favorite devices.
underground cable fault location using aruino,gsm&gps Mohd Sohail
This document describes a project to locate underground cable faults using an Arduino, GSM, and GPS. The system applies a low DC voltage to the cable and measures the voltage drop to determine the location of any faults. When a fault is detected, an SMS message is sent with the GPS coordinates. Key components include an Arduino microcontroller, LCD display, GSM and GPS modules, resistors to represent cable lengths, and relays. The software is written in C/C++ and uploaded to the Arduino. The system provides low-cost fault detection for underground cables over long distances.
Digital underground cable fault locator (dufcl).ITODO Victory
This document describes the design and construction of a digital underground cable fault locator. It begins with an introduction and background sections on underground cable anatomy, aging mechanisms, fault types and location methods. It then presents the block diagram of the circuit, including the locator circuit, analog-to-digital converter using LM393 comparators, and PIC16F84A microcontroller. The design and analysis section provides details on the detector circuit, analog-to-digital conversion, inputs, output using a 7-segment display, and program for operation. The document concludes with programming the PIC microcontroller, hardware construction, and testing of the fault locator device.
This document provides specifications for a new 4.68 kW solar PV system to be installed at 6953 Mewall Dr in San Diego, CA. The system will include 18 Yingli Energy solar modules, 1 SolarEdge inverter, and will be installed by Vivint Solar in accordance with all applicable codes. Detailed diagrams show the layout and mounting of the solar array on the roof.
The Digiflex Com is a compact and efficient reflectometer that can:
Detect faults and measure lengths of metallic telecommunications and power cables with a high resolution of 2.5 cm. It features a simple and clearly structured display, voltage-protected inputs up to 250V, and a measuring range from 5m to 30km. Reflectometers like the Digiflex Com work by transmitting electrical pulses into cables and calculating distances based on the time between the pulse transmission and any reflections.
Wirelessmobilechargingthroughmicrowaves2 r aviRavi Kumar
WIRELESS CHARGING
INTRODUCTION Always the recharging of mobile phone batteries has always been a problem for us. This problem will be solved after our proposal………!!!!!!!! In this paper a new proposal has been made so as to make the recharging of the mobile phones is done automatically as you talk in your mobile phone!
3. The microwave signal is transmitted from the transmitter along with the message signal using special kind of antennas called slotted wave guide antenna at a frequency is 2.45 GHz Thus the more you talk, the more is your mobile phone charged!!!!!!! This is new isn’t?!!
4. What Is Microwaves????? Microwaves are good for transmitting information from one place to another because microwave energy can penetrate haze, light rain and snow, clouds, and smoke. Shorter microwaves are used in remote sensing. These microwaves are used for radar like the Doppler radar used in weather forecasts
5. Microwaves > Frequency Range: 3GHZ to 300GHZ > Remort Sensing. > Communication Industry. >2.45GHZ ISM Band.
6. TRANSMITTER DESIGN The MAGNETRON is a self-contained microwave oscillator that operates differently from the linearbeam tubes, such as the TWT and the klystron. ——Magnetron is used to produce high-power output required in radar and communications equipment —Microwaves used in mobile communication are also produced by similar Oscillators
7. Magnetron - Construction
8. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
9. WHAT’S RECTANNAE??? What’s rectannae you are confused…….it’s nothing but the combination of rectifier and antenna. Antenna is to receive the microwave signal and it just feed the signal to rectifier . Rectifier is to convert the AC signal to PULSATING DC signal.
10. RECEIVER DESIGN The basic addition to the mobile phone is going to be the rectenna. A rectenna is a rectifying antenna, a special type of antenna that is used to directly convert microwave energy into DC electricity.
11. ADVANTAGES Use of separate chargers is eliminated. Electricity is saved The phone can be charged anywhere anytime. Wireless energy transfer can potentially recharge the mobile phones without chords. Only one microwave transmitter can serve to all the service providers in that area. The need of different types of chargers by different manufacturers is totally eliminated.
12. DISADVANTAGES The transmitter and receiver also should be very powerful devices as the distance increases. Slower Charging. Wireless transmission of the energy causes some drastic effects to human body, because of its radiation. More costly.
This document describes a simple mobile phone detector circuit. The circuit uses a disk capacitor to capture gigahertz signals from an active cell phone's transmission within a 1-2 meter radius. An op-amp converts the captured signal to a voltage that triggers an LED and buzzer when a phone is detected. The detector could be used to prevent phone use in places like exam halls, secret meetings, hospitals, or airplanes where signals could interfere with electronics.
Underground Cable Fault Detection Using ArduinoIRJET Journal
This document describes a project to detect faults in underground cables using an Arduino. It contains the following key points:
1. The project uses a circuit of resistors connected to an Arduino to represent the length of an underground cable. Switches placed at 1 km intervals can induce faults manually.
2. When a fault occurs, the Arduino and its ADC convert the analog current readings to digital data to determine the precise location of the fault in kilometers.
3. The document reviews related work on cable fault detection and discusses cable types, common fault types like earth faults and short circuits, and methods like Time Domain Reflectometry that have been used.
This document provides an overview of EMC design fundamentals. It discusses the importance of EMC compliance and problems with non-compliance. Key concepts such as electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic compatibility, and coupling paths are defined. Common EMC standards from organizations like the FCC, military, and EU are summarized. The document outlines EMC design methodology, including topics like shielding, layout and partitioning, power distribution, and signal distribution. It also briefly discusses the EMC design process and provides references.
Antenna Details for iPhone 5 and iPhone 4GWillie LU
Antenna performance in mobile phone is much more important than antenna design due to the very small size of antenna RF in a compact mobile phone device. Through near 20 years' research and development in RF, transceiver and antenna technology, Prof. Willie W. Lu carefully analyzed and evaluated each patent which Apple filed with USPTO on the antenna technology for iPhone and iPad, and pointed out that the major problem of iPhone antenna is the lack of optimal antenna optimization and calibration technology which result in the poor performance of its radio transmission between the iPhone and the basestation. Prof. Lu has writen a 500-pages report to address this technical issue based on the iPhone antenna patents Apple filed with USPTO. For more, please contact Prof. Lu at wwlu@ieee.org or visit http://4Gsummit.com to join our technical discussions.
This catalog introduces several new cable and network testing products, including the KE801 Laser Trace+ Multi-media Test & Trace Kit and the KE901 Line Test Buddy remote-controlled broadband line test unit. A wide range of established products are also featured, such as the KE720 and KE300 cable testers, KE7200 Ethernet LAN Inspector, and KE3400 DSL Inspector broadband test set. Accessories like carrying cases and spare probe tips are also listed.
This document proposes a method for wirelessly charging mobile phones using microwaves. It involves transmitting a microwave signal modulated with communication data from a transmitter to the phone using a slotted waveguide antenna operating at 2.45 GHz. The phone would contain a sensor to detect when a call is being made and a rectenna to convert the microwave energy to electrical energy to charge the battery. This approach could allow phones to charge continuously during calls without needing wired charging and provide advantages over other wireless charging methods. Potential issues include health effects of radiation exposure, dependence on network coverage, and limited charging rates.
1. The document describes an underground cable fault distance locator project that uses a microcontroller to determine the distance of faults in underground power cables.
2. The project uses a bank of resistors to represent an underground cable carrying power. When a fault occurs, the voltage drop across the cable varies depending on the fault location, allowing the distance to be calculated.
3. The microcontroller measures the voltage drop, performs calculations, and displays the fault distance on an LCD screen. It can also send the fault information via GSM to notify relevant parties.
Detection of Underground Cable Fault using ArduinoIRJET Journal
This document describes a system to detect faults in underground cables using an Arduino. It uses Ohm's law - a voltage is applied to the cable and the current measured to determine faults. Resistors represent distances along the cable where fault switches can induce faults. When a fault occurs, the voltage change is read by the Arduino and the fault location displayed on an LCD in kilometers. The system can detect common fault types like line-ground and line-line faults. It is meant to more easily locate underground cable faults compared to traditional methods that require digging to find faults.
Premier Filters offering an array of customize EMI Filters. MIL-STD-461 is one of them. In this slide, we have highlighted MIL-STD-461 testing, uses and more.
SEBA KMT Teleflex T30E is a digital TDR for the fault location of low resistance cable faults and interruptions in low and high voltage power cable networks. With integrated battery power supply Teleflex T30E is ideally suited for field fault location use - can be connected to a shock discharge generator and an ARM filter for pre-location of high resistance and intermittent cable faults.
SEBA KMT Teleflex T30E - Features : One button operation, "Quick-Step" mode for rapid fault finding, Automatic far end indication and fault reconition with distance indication, Impulse current and voltage decay method, Zoom function, "Step-by-Step" easy mode for user friendly location of cable faults.
Megger designs and manufactures portable electric test equipment. Megger products help install, improve efficiency, reduce cost and extend the life of electrical assets. The Megger brand is so well known these days that some maintenance professionals incorrectly use it as a verb when they refer to doing an insulation test.
Megger manufactures hand-held test equipment as well as larger insulation testers, oil test equipment and low resistance ohmmeters.
Megger DETEX Voltage Detectors are available in seven models that cover a range from distribution class to transmission line voltages up to 550kV.
Megger cable fault location solutions include : low voltage TDR underground cable fault locators, surge generator fault locators, cable fault pinpointing, high voltage DC test sets and high voltage (11kV-33kV-66kV-132kV) underground cable fault locators.
ARDUINO MICROCONTROLLER BASED UNDERGROUND CABLE FAULT DISTANCE LOCATORIAEME Publication
1. The document describes an Arduino microcontroller-based device for locating faults in underground cable lines. It uses basic Ohm's law to detect faults by measuring variations in current with respect to resistance at different points along the cable.
2. The device has several units - a power supply, cable unit with switches to induce faults, control unit to process signals from the cable unit, tripping unit to detect faulty phases, and a display unit to show fault characteristics and distance on an LCD screen.
3. Common underground cable faults include short circuits, open circuits, and earth faults between phases and ground, which can be caused by insulation damage, loose connections, and other factors related to aging of cable materials over time
IRJET- IoT based Fault Finding of an Underground CableIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a research paper on an IOT-based system for finding faults in underground cables. The system uses an Arduino board connected to sensors along an underground cable to detect changes in resistance caused by faults. When a fault is detected, the location is calculated based on resistance changes and displayed on an LCD screen in kilometers from the base station. The location data is also sent to a monitoring Android app via WiFi to allow remote monitoring. The system is intended to reduce the time and costs associated with locating and repairing underground cable faults compared to traditional methods.
This document describes a project to determine the distance of an underground cable fault from the base station in kilometers. It uses Ohm's law and measures the voltage across a series of resistors representing different cable lengths to identify where a short circuit has occurred. When a low DC voltage is applied, any change in voltage due to a short circuit can be read by an ADC and processed by a microcontroller to display the fault location in kilometers on an LCD screen. The system was tested using switches to simulate faults at known distances along the cable. Future enhancements could use capacitors and AC voltage to also locate open circuits in the cable.
Wireless charging of mobilephones using microwavesMayank Garg
The document proposes a method for wirelessly charging mobile phones using microwaves. It discusses transmitting a microwave signal from a transmitter to a receiver on the phone. The receiver, called a rectenna, uses a Schottky diode to rectify the signal and a low pass filter to produce a DC voltage to charge the phone battery. The system would work in the 2.45 GHz industrial, scientific, and medical radio band to allow charging without physical connections. This could eliminate different chargers required by manufacturers and provide more convenience to users.
Preventing Over-temperature in USB Type-C Systems: Introducing the Littelfuse...Littelfuse
Debris can collect inside USB Type-C connectors and cause a thermal risk. The Littelfuse setP Digital Temperature Indicator provides software-enabled thermal protection to help keep you safe while using your favorite devices.
underground cable fault location using aruino,gsm&gps Mohd Sohail
This document describes a project to locate underground cable faults using an Arduino, GSM, and GPS. The system applies a low DC voltage to the cable and measures the voltage drop to determine the location of any faults. When a fault is detected, an SMS message is sent with the GPS coordinates. Key components include an Arduino microcontroller, LCD display, GSM and GPS modules, resistors to represent cable lengths, and relays. The software is written in C/C++ and uploaded to the Arduino. The system provides low-cost fault detection for underground cables over long distances.
Digital underground cable fault locator (dufcl).ITODO Victory
This document describes the design and construction of a digital underground cable fault locator. It begins with an introduction and background sections on underground cable anatomy, aging mechanisms, fault types and location methods. It then presents the block diagram of the circuit, including the locator circuit, analog-to-digital converter using LM393 comparators, and PIC16F84A microcontroller. The design and analysis section provides details on the detector circuit, analog-to-digital conversion, inputs, output using a 7-segment display, and program for operation. The document concludes with programming the PIC microcontroller, hardware construction, and testing of the fault locator device.
This document provides specifications for a new 4.68 kW solar PV system to be installed at 6953 Mewall Dr in San Diego, CA. The system will include 18 Yingli Energy solar modules, 1 SolarEdge inverter, and will be installed by Vivint Solar in accordance with all applicable codes. Detailed diagrams show the layout and mounting of the solar array on the roof.
The Digiflex Com is a compact and efficient reflectometer that can:
Detect faults and measure lengths of metallic telecommunications and power cables with a high resolution of 2.5 cm. It features a simple and clearly structured display, voltage-protected inputs up to 250V, and a measuring range from 5m to 30km. Reflectometers like the Digiflex Com work by transmitting electrical pulses into cables and calculating distances based on the time between the pulse transmission and any reflections.
Wirelessmobilechargingthroughmicrowaves2 r aviRavi Kumar
WIRELESS CHARGING
INTRODUCTION Always the recharging of mobile phone batteries has always been a problem for us. This problem will be solved after our proposal………!!!!!!!! In this paper a new proposal has been made so as to make the recharging of the mobile phones is done automatically as you talk in your mobile phone!
3. The microwave signal is transmitted from the transmitter along with the message signal using special kind of antennas called slotted wave guide antenna at a frequency is 2.45 GHz Thus the more you talk, the more is your mobile phone charged!!!!!!! This is new isn’t?!!
4. What Is Microwaves????? Microwaves are good for transmitting information from one place to another because microwave energy can penetrate haze, light rain and snow, clouds, and smoke. Shorter microwaves are used in remote sensing. These microwaves are used for radar like the Doppler radar used in weather forecasts
5. Microwaves > Frequency Range: 3GHZ to 300GHZ > Remort Sensing. > Communication Industry. >2.45GHZ ISM Band.
6. TRANSMITTER DESIGN The MAGNETRON is a self-contained microwave oscillator that operates differently from the linearbeam tubes, such as the TWT and the klystron. ——Magnetron is used to produce high-power output required in radar and communications equipment —Microwaves used in mobile communication are also produced by similar Oscillators
7. Magnetron - Construction
8. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
9. WHAT’S RECTANNAE??? What’s rectannae you are confused…….it’s nothing but the combination of rectifier and antenna. Antenna is to receive the microwave signal and it just feed the signal to rectifier . Rectifier is to convert the AC signal to PULSATING DC signal.
10. RECEIVER DESIGN The basic addition to the mobile phone is going to be the rectenna. A rectenna is a rectifying antenna, a special type of antenna that is used to directly convert microwave energy into DC electricity.
11. ADVANTAGES Use of separate chargers is eliminated. Electricity is saved The phone can be charged anywhere anytime. Wireless energy transfer can potentially recharge the mobile phones without chords. Only one microwave transmitter can serve to all the service providers in that area. The need of different types of chargers by different manufacturers is totally eliminated.
12. DISADVANTAGES The transmitter and receiver also should be very powerful devices as the distance increases. Slower Charging. Wireless transmission of the energy causes some drastic effects to human body, because of its radiation. More costly.
This document describes a simple mobile phone detector circuit. The circuit uses a disk capacitor to capture gigahertz signals from an active cell phone's transmission within a 1-2 meter radius. An op-amp converts the captured signal to a voltage that triggers an LED and buzzer when a phone is detected. The detector could be used to prevent phone use in places like exam halls, secret meetings, hospitals, or airplanes where signals could interfere with electronics.
Underground Cable Fault Detection Using ArduinoIRJET Journal
This document describes a project to detect faults in underground cables using an Arduino. It contains the following key points:
1. The project uses a circuit of resistors connected to an Arduino to represent the length of an underground cable. Switches placed at 1 km intervals can induce faults manually.
2. When a fault occurs, the Arduino and its ADC convert the analog current readings to digital data to determine the precise location of the fault in kilometers.
3. The document reviews related work on cable fault detection and discusses cable types, common fault types like earth faults and short circuits, and methods like Time Domain Reflectometry that have been used.
This document provides an overview of EMC design fundamentals. It discusses the importance of EMC compliance and problems with non-compliance. Key concepts such as electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic compatibility, and coupling paths are defined. Common EMC standards from organizations like the FCC, military, and EU are summarized. The document outlines EMC design methodology, including topics like shielding, layout and partitioning, power distribution, and signal distribution. It also briefly discusses the EMC design process and provides references.
The document provides an outline of harmonics and multilevel inverters. It discusses how harmonics are generated from inverter-based renewable energy systems and the impacts of harmonics on power systems. It then describes different multilevel inverter topologies that can be used to reduce harmonics, including diode clamped, flying capacitor, and cascaded H-bridge inverters. The diode clamped and flying capacitor topologies use capacitors to generate multiple voltage levels at the output, while the cascaded H-bridge connects individual H-bridge inverters in series to synthesize a stepped waveform. Multilevel inverters are said to reduce harmonic distortion and switching losses compared to traditional two-level inverters.
Analysis of Fault Detection and its Location using Microcontroller for Underg...IRJET Journal
1. The document proposes a system to detect faults in underground cables using IoT technology to identify the exact location of faults.
2. The system uses a potential divider network laid across underground cables to detect changes in voltage when faults occur. These voltage changes are sensed by a microcontroller which updates the fault information online.
3. Detecting faults in underground cables is challenging, as the entire cable line may need to be dug up to locate issues. The proposed system aims to simplify fault detection and location, saving time and money in the repair process.
Your electrical safety specilist for all equipments Powered AC and DCMahesh Chandra Manav
We all are aware that we are applying lots of Artficial Sources to make our Life Comforts .
For This we are installing Many Electrical Equipments Power AC & DC and Electric Vehicles Inside our Building and out Side and in this process many of metal Part is entering into our Building.
To ensure better perform and Human Safety Earthing of Equipment and Conductive stucture is very important Value from 1 Ohms up to 0.25 Ohms.
Our National Building Code 2016 is alreday given Guide Line and Supporting by MBBL2019
(Manual Building By LAW).
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1. DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO
PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE
POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL
SOFTWARE ADS
Trabajo fin de grado
Grado en Ingeniería Electrónica Industrial y Automática
2019-2020
AUTOR: Sergio García López
TUTOR: Andrés Barrado Bautista
2. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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1. INTRODUCTION
3
Motivation and context
Currently, there are many devices and equipment that emit
electromagnetic waves
Poor design = consequences
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
4
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2. OBJECTIVES
5
• Graphically display the effects of
electromagnetic interferences
• Checking the effect of the measures
taken
Printed circuit boards
Analysis and comparison
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
‒ EMI influence on the environment
‒ EMI studies
‒ Advanced Design System (ADS)
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
6
7. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
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3. STATE OF THE ART
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EMI influence on the environment
5G Technology
Drones
• Saturation of the electromagnetic spectrum
• More sophisticated electromagnetic emissions
• Increased exposure to electronic warfare
Wi-Fi Networks
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3. STATE OF THE ART
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EMI studies
Mathematical and theoretical studies
EMI/EMC testing
There are different
ways to study
interferences
Graphic interference simulationGraphic interference simulation
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3. STATE OF THE ART
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Advanced Design System (ADS)
Layout
Schematic
Substrate
• Electromagnetic field simulation environment
• Printed circuit board design
• Visual and intuitive
• No need for a physical prototype
• Realistic physics
• Low cost Microwave
FEM
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
‒ Electromagnetic compatibility problems
‒ Electromagnetic interference coupling modes and electromagnetic fields
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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11. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
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Electromagnetic compatibility problems
• The circuits must not cause interference that
will cause other equipment to malfunction The three essential elements of
an EMC problem
• They must be immune to emissions from other
electronic circuits
• They must not cause interference that affects
their own operation
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4. EMC INTRODUCTION
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Electromagnetic interference coupling modes and electromagnetic fields
Coupling
mechanisms
Conductive
coupling
Field
coupling
Capacitive coupling
Inductive coupling
Electromagnetic
waves
• Near field
• Far field
The disturbances which affect
electronic equipment are of
different nature
13. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
‒ Capacitive coupling
‒ Inductive coupling
‒ Common impedance coupling
‒ Antenna effect
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Capacitive coupling
• Cause: voltage variation
• Propagation: electric field
• Consequence: unwanted currents in the victim
Schematic
Victim
Source
15. I_victim
V_victim
0 µA
0 mV
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Capacitive coupling
High frequency (10 MHz) vs. Low frequency (50 Hz)
10 MHz 50 Hz
V_source V_victim
I_source I_victim500 µA
3 mV
35 mA
5 V
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5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Capacitive coupling
Distance increase (10 MHz) and Ground plane (10 MHz)
V_source
I_source
V_victim
I_victim
V_source
I_source
85 µA
1,25 mV
130 µA
2,5 mV
35 mA
5 V
10 MHz10 MHz
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Capacitive coupling
Electromagnetic
fields
Resume
Increased distance between traces and the
ground plane reduce capacitive coupling
effectively.
constant
magnetic field
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5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Inductive coupling
• Cause: current variation
• Propagation: magnetic field
• Consequence: a potential, U, appears in the victim
Schematic
Victim
Source
19. I_victim
V_victim
0,3 µA
0,022 mV
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Inductive coupling
High frequency (10 MHz) vs. Low frequency (50 Hz)
10 MHz 50 Hz
V_source V_victim
I_source I_victim7,5 µA
0,6 mV
35 mA
5 V
20. d
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5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Inductive coupling
Loop reduction (10 MHz) and Ground plane (10 MHz)
V_source
I_source
V_victim
I_victim
V_source
I_source
0,5 µA
0,04 mV
0 µA
0 mV
35 mA
5 V
10 MHz10 MHz
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Inductive coupling
Electromagnetic
fields
Resume
Inner loop reduction and the ground plane
reduce inductive coupling effectively
constant electrical
field
22. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Common impedance coupling
• Cause: 2 circuits share same Rload
• Propagation: conduction
• Consequence: voltage drop in the common section
Schematic
Victim
Source
23. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Common impedance coupling
High frequency (10 MHz) vs. Low frequency (50 Hz)
V_source
I_source I_victim25 µA35 mA
5 V
3,5 mV V_victim
10 MHz 50 Hz
0,5 mV
5 µA I_victim
V_victim
7,5 mV V_common 1,25 mV V_common
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Common impedance coupling
Ground plane (10 MHz)
V_source
I_source
V_victim
I_victim
0 µA
0 mV
35 mA
5 V
distributed grounding
25. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Common impedance coupling
Electromagnetic fields
Resume
A ground plane and distributed connection
reduces common impedance coupling
effectively
26. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
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Antenna effect
• Cause: the length of a cable is: 𝑙(𝑚) < 10 / 𝑓 (𝑀𝐻𝑧)
• Propagation: electromagnetic field
• Consequence: EMI emission
Schematic
27. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
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5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Antenna effect
Resistance increase (10 MHz) and Frequency increase
Critical frequency =
66,67 MHz
• variable resistor
• frequency = 10 MHz
• variable frequency
• length = 150 mm
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5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
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Antenna effect
Length increase (100 MHz)
• variable length
• frequency = 100 MHz
Critical length =
100 mm
Resume
For a particular trace length, it is
necessary to limit the resistor and
the operating frequency, in order to
avoid electromagnetic emissions
29. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
‒ Path of the return current
‒ Cable type analysis evaluating the coupling
‒ Bonding effect
‒ Routing effects
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
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Path of the return current
vs.
path of least resistance
path of least inductance
Case 1
Pista de la corriente de salida por la
fuente
Camino de retorno min. inductancia
Camino de retorno min. resistencia
Case 2
The return current always returns by
the path of least impedance
31. Fuente
Carga
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Path of the return current
Case 1: Current return path through a ground plane
Microwave
FEM
32. Camino de
retorno de la
corriente
Camino de
retorno de la
corriente
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Path of the return current
Case 2: Current return path between two traces
Microwave
FEM
The path of least impedance depends on the frequency,
coinciding at low frequencies with the path of least resistance
and at high frequencies with the path of least inductance
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6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
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Cable type analysis evaluating the coupling
Case 1
A flat/ribbon cable consists of many wires
arranged in parallel in the same plane
Case 2
Case 3
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6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
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Cable type analysis evaluating the coupling
Case 1: Flat cable with a single ground trace
Case 3: Flat cable with a ground plane
Pines
Cargas
Case 2: Flat cable with pairs grounding traces
Microwave
A flat cable with ground plane improves
the current return path
10 MHz
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Cable type analysis evaluating the coupling
Case 1: Flat cable with a single ground trace
Case 3: Flat cable with a ground plane
Case 2: Flat cable with pairs grounding traces
Microwave
In a flat cable with ground plane the
couplings and EMI emissions are much lower
10 MHz
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Bonding effect Case 1
𝜆 =
300
𝑓(𝑀𝐻𝑧) × 𝜀 𝑟
Case 2
𝒅 =
𝝀
𝟐𝟎
The bonding effect helps to
reduce unwanted inductances
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6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
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Bonding effect
Case 1: Non-bonded circuit
Case 2: Bonded circuit at a distance d = 23,43 cm
Microwave
Bonds help the current return path
64 MHz
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6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
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Bonding effect
Case 1: Non-bonded circuit
Case 2: Bonded circuit at a distance d = 23,43 cm
Microwave
By adding bonds, EMI emissions are
effectively reduced
64 MHz
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Routing effects
Case 1
Case 2
There are some recommendations in the
routing that improve the design of PCBs
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Routing effects
Case 1: traces are routed too close to antipads, plane splits or edges
Microwave FEM
It is necessary to keep the
traces away from possible
obstacles that interfere with
the current return path
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Routing effects
Case 2: Splitting and cutoffs in ground plane (stitching capacitors)
Microwave FEM
The stitching capacitor is a
good solution if in the circuit
design it is necessary to
isolate certain areas
I_Stitching = 0 A
I_Stitching = 10 nA
I_Stitching = 30 mA
I_source = 40 mA
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
‒ Buck converter
‒ Flyback converter
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter
• The buck converter keeps an output voltage
lower than the input voltage
• Converter static gain:
𝑉𝑜 = 𝑉𝑒 × 𝐷
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter
Buck converter
schematic
Cin Cout
L source
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: basic layout I
Cin
Cout
Microwave
Layout I
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 4,292 Vpp
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: basic layout II
Cin
Cout
Microwave
Layout II
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 3,491 Vpp
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: basic layout III
Cin Cout
Microwave
Layout III
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 8,773 mVpp
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: routing areas
GND
GND
GND
Cin
Cout
Layout IV Microwave
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 172,3 mVpp
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: routing areas and ground plane
Cin
Cout
Layout V Microwave
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 7,411 mVpp
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
50
Buck converter: routing areas, ground plane and displaced Cout
Cin
Cout
Layout VI Microwave
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 1,109 Vpp
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
51
Buck converter: routing areas, ground plane, displaced Cout and bonds
Cin
Cout
Layout VII Microwave
Electrical
simulation
Ripple noise = 8,427 mVpp
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7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
52
Buck converter: electromagnetic fields
Areas
Areas + ground plane
Areas + ground plane + Cout
Areas + ground plane + Cout + bonds
1
electric electricmagnetic magnetic
2
3
4
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: distribution of the energy accumulated by the converter
Areas Areas + ground plane + Cout Areas + ground plane + Cout + bonds
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Buck converter: resume
• The use of a ground plane greatly reduces ripple noise
• Adding bonds, through the bonding effect, reduces EMI emissions and ripple noise
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
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Flyback converter
To maintain the galvanic isolation
offered by this converter, it is
important to separate the transformer
windings in different ground planes
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
‒ Project planning
‒ Budget
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
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Mes 1 Mes 2 Mes 3 Mes 4 Mes 5 Mes 6
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Concepción del proyecto
Búsqueda de información general
Revisión de manuales sobre ADS
Pruebas 1, con ADS
Pruebas 2, con ADS
Desarrollo de las simulaciones
Depuración de errores
Organización del contenido
Selección de las fuentes de información
Realización de la memoria: fase 1
Realización de la memoria: fase 2
Correción de errores y modificaciones
Horas del proyecto
Documentation
Simulation
Writting
Project planning
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Budget
9.850,00 €
644,80 €
TOTAL 10.494,80 €
RESUMEN DEL PRESUPUESTO
CAPÍTULO I. COSTE de RECURSOS HUMANOS
CAPÍTULO II. COSTE de SOFTWARE
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8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
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Budget
Human resource costs
Software cost
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
8. CONCLUSIONS
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Interference coupling
• Capacitive coupling → maximize distance between traces
• Inductive coupling → use a ground plane
• Common impedance coupling → distributed connection to ground plane
• Antenna effect → evaluate the cable length, its resistance and operation frequency
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
8. CONCLUSIONS
62
Layout effects
• Current return path → path of least resistance vs. path of least inductance
• Cable type analysis → flat cables with ground plane
• Bonding effect → reduces couplings and inductances
• Routing effects → move obstacles away from traces, use stitching capacitors, and design
with short traces and as wide as possible
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
8. CONCLUSIONS
63
Switching converters
• Using routing areas
• Using ground plane and adding bonds in GND areas by the bonding effect
• Place the components that improve the distribution of the energy accumulated by the converter
• Flyback case, isolate the transformer windings with two different ground planes
64. SERGIO GARCÍA LÓPEZ
DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. STATE OF THE ART
4. EMC INTRODUCTION
5. INTERFERENCE COUPLING
6. TECHNIQUES FOR DESIGNING THE LAYOUT OF A PCB
7. PCB DESIGN OF SWITCHING CONVERTERS
8. PLANNING AND BUDGET
9. CONCLUSIONS
10. FURTHER WORK
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DISEÑO DE PLACAS DE CIRCUITO IMPRESO PARA CONVERTIDORES ELECTRÓNICOS DE POTENCIA BASADO EN EL USO DEL SOFTWARE ADS
10. FURTHER WORK
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• Experimental testing
• Optimisation of switching converters
• EMI filter design for switching converters