An Engineer‘s Guide to Low EMI in DC/DC Regulators

Focus:

The 18-part series “The Engineers Guide To EMI In DC-DC Converters, which was published in How2Power Today,” was a comprehensive work on designing dc-dc converters to achieve low EMI and pass electromagnetic compliance (EMC) standards. It was particularly oriented toward automotive and industrial applications, but with principles that apply broadly to any products that must pass EMC. Texas Instruments’ e-book provides a condensed, 70-page version of parts 1-9 of this series. In addition to its relative brevity, this version has the benefit of the author’s introduction, a glossary of EMI- and EMC-related terms, and a handy compilation of the references cited.

What you’ll learn:

• How to design board-level dc-dc converters (switching regulators) for low EMI and to pass electromagnetic compliance (EMC)
• How to perform EMC pre-compliance testing

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Author & Publication:

Timothy Hegarty Applications engineer, Buck Switching Regulators, Texas Instruments, Vendor website, Aug 13 2021

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