Additionally, PCB layout files (Gerber) can be found below with the following download-link.

Learn more about adapter PCBs for filtering electromagnetic interference on an RS-485 interface in our Application Note ANP083.

Afterwards testing them in the EMC laboratory can take place without having the unpleasant task of performing a redesign every time.

Therefore the development time and the related expenses can be decreased.

The enclosed brochure contains the most crucial information about filtering and adds up an overview of pre-tested setups.

The following table gives an overview on outstanding characteristics of the particular boards.

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These signals are collectively and commonly called electromagnetic interference (EMI) or noise.

Power supply EMI is produced at the switching frequency and its harmonics, and at much higher frequencies as a result of switching transitions.

Switching regulator noise can be transmitted to other electronics via three paths: radiated (antenna) emissions, conducted emissions on the input side, and conducted emissions on the output side.

Radiated emissions can also be reduced by up to 40 dB, or a factor of 10,000, simply by using a Silent Switcher regulator or Silent Switcher 2 regulator from Analog Devices.

Silent Switcher regulators use a combination of symmetrical layout and well-controlled switch transitions to reduce generated EMI.

Not only does the filter need to be optimized to reduce noise in a particular frequency range, but it also affects the stability of the entire power supply.

It has to be higher than the output impedance of the input filter, Z OF.

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LTpowerCAD can be downloaded for free from the Analog Devices website ( analog.comLTpowerCAD ).

The critical line-bound differential noise is determined by input current ripple and is therefore not dependent on PCB layout parasitic effects, so theoretical calculations closely reflect reality.

The output impedance of the filter Z OF (impedance output filter) must be lower than the input impedance of the filter Z IN (impedance input power supply).

To facilitate impedance matching, LTpowerCAD includes an impedance calculator as shown in Figure 3.

The filter calculation tool in LTpowerCAD helps designers minimize differential mode conducted emissions in switch-mode power supplies.

Starting work in the power management business in 2001, he has been active in various applications positions including four years in Phoenix, Arizona, where he worked on switch-mode power supplies.

He joined Analog Devices in 2009 and works as a field applications engineer for power management at Analog Devices in Mnchen.

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