Radiated emission from shielded cables by pigtail effect

Theoretical analyses and experimental results are carried out on the common mode radiated emission from a shielded cable caused by pigtails. Calculations of the radiation are introduced on the basis of transmission line theory and antenna theory, and are in excellent agreement with the experiment. Certain protective methods and techniques are presented, which exhibit at least 30-dB suppressions against the pigtail effect.<
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