Pulsed interference immunity on coaxial shield cables due to ferrite core attachment

In this paper, the authors discuss the suppression of differential mode noise induced by pulsed interference signals when ferrite cores are attached to a braided shield coaxial cable. They also suggest the locations of ferrite cores along the cable for the most effective suppression of differential mode noise induced by direct ESD, EFT/burst and surges. They experimentally investigated the effect of ferrite cores attachment in each.