A Terminal Ground Filter between Cable and Chassis for Reduction of Conducted Emissions at a Home Appliance

Jeong, Sangyeong; Kim, Jingook; Baek, Youngjin; Lee, Wonwoo; Park, Gwigeun

doi:10.1109/emcsi.2018.8495422

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“…They use theory of grounding and loop principle to analyze their experiment. Jeong et all [6] added a terminal ground filter between the cable ground and chassis in air conditioner application to reduce common mode noise in conducted emission. This method is effective to reduce conducted emission noise at low frequency.…”

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Noise Reduction on The Use of Different Ground Model on The EMI Filter of Reading and Desk LED Lighting for Passenger Train

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Sudrajat

Wibowo

et al. 2020

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Initial measurement showed that reading LED lighting used in this experiment produced excessive conducted emissions (CE). EMC filter is needed to suppress the CE noise. The LED light is AC powered through a two-wire cable without ground wire, whereas the EMC filter does have ground. Experiments were conducted to find out the attenuation effect of different filter's grounding connection methods. Four cases of grounding connections are measured and compared, i.e. unconnected ground, earth-connected ground, chassis-connected ground, and additional ground plate. Measurements showed that chassis-connected ground had the strongest attenuation effect. Also, for the additional ground plate configuration, it turned out that larger plates exhibited stronger attenuation compared to smaller plates.

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confidence: 99%