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Power Tip 48: Tame conducted common-mode emissions in isolated switchers – Part 2

June 19, 2012 | Robert Kollman | 222904752

Robert Kollman of Texas Instruments continues our discussion of common-mode currents which started in Power Tip 47.

We discussed that we can return common-mode currents to their source by using a chassis capacitor, which also reduces the source impedance of the noise. However, there is a safety limit as to how much capacitance we can use, which determines the remainder of the common-mode filter.

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For Power Tip# 47 (part 1) click here.

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