Grounded Chassis
Haible Juergen
Juergen.Haible at nbgm.siemens.de
Tue Jun 29 20:08:29 CEST 1999
>If some circuit is housed in a unearthed metall chassis, what does
this
>mean for interference?
It will probaly get worse than without enclosure at all.
>However, it seems to me that a ungrounded metal chassis is pretty
useless in >terms
>of interference.
Yes. Just the way I see it.
> >But that's what the industry seems to sell most.
>
Not sure about that. A single ceramic capacitor can be enough
to "ground" the chassis for HF. Not perfect, but in practice will
turn the antenna (making interference worse than no enclosure)
into a shield (improove interference).
JH.
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