This paper introduces a study of power losses in a populated board under Direct Power Injection (DPI), used to measure the immunity of integrated circuits to conducted continuous-wave interference. The relative contributions of all loss sources are evaluated, leading to the preeminence of conductive and dielectric losses over radiated ones, and an electrical model of these losses is then suggested. The relation between losses and impedance profiles is also explained. The validity of the hypotheses formulated in this study is asserted through measurements of radiated losses in a GTEM cell, as well as electrical simulations of a DPI experiment compared with measurements. 1
International audienceDirect power injection (DPI) is a convenient method to characterize the conduc...
Abstract: this paper presents an analysis of IC immunity carried out on a TX/RX digital system, impl...
An accurate analytical model to predict via coupling within rectangular power-return plane structure...
Abstract — This paper introduces a complete simulation model of a Direct Power Injection (DPI) setup...
International audienceThis paper introduces a complete simulation model of a Direct Power Injection ...
International audienceThis paper introduces a complete simulation model of a Direct Power Injection ...
This contribution evaluates different circuit simulation methods for Electromagnetic Immunity (EMI) ...
International audienceMany works [2][3] make use of high frequency battery models and Printed Circui...
Many works [2][3] make use of high frequency battery models and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) models f...
International audienceMany works [2][3] make use of high frequency battery models and Printed Circui...
An accurate analytical model to predict via coupling within rectangular power-return plane structure...
International audienceThis paper compares the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) performance of thr...
International audienceThis paper presents a methodology dedicated to mod-eling and simulation of low...
International audienceThis paper presents a methodology dedicated to mod-eling and simulation of low...
International audienceDirect power injection (DPI) is a convenient method to characterize the conduc...
International audienceDirect power injection (DPI) is a convenient method to characterize the conduc...
Abstract: this paper presents an analysis of IC immunity carried out on a TX/RX digital system, impl...
An accurate analytical model to predict via coupling within rectangular power-return plane structure...
Abstract — This paper introduces a complete simulation model of a Direct Power Injection (DPI) setup...
International audienceThis paper introduces a complete simulation model of a Direct Power Injection ...
International audienceThis paper introduces a complete simulation model of a Direct Power Injection ...
This contribution evaluates different circuit simulation methods for Electromagnetic Immunity (EMI) ...
International audienceMany works [2][3] make use of high frequency battery models and Printed Circui...
Many works [2][3] make use of high frequency battery models and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) models f...
International audienceMany works [2][3] make use of high frequency battery models and Printed Circui...
An accurate analytical model to predict via coupling within rectangular power-return plane structure...
International audienceThis paper compares the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) performance of thr...
International audienceThis paper presents a methodology dedicated to mod-eling and simulation of low...
International audienceThis paper presents a methodology dedicated to mod-eling and simulation of low...
International audienceDirect power injection (DPI) is a convenient method to characterize the conduc...
International audienceDirect power injection (DPI) is a convenient method to characterize the conduc...
Abstract: this paper presents an analysis of IC immunity carried out on a TX/RX digital system, impl...
An accurate analytical model to predict via coupling within rectangular power-return plane structure...