Meeting
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The
Southeastern Michigan IEEE EMC Society
presents:
Engineering Aspects of PCB Level EMC Design
Speaker: Dr. Sergiu Radu
Date: September 16, 2010
Time: 5:30 PM
University of Michigan
School of Management
Fairlane Center
North - Room TBD
19000 Hubbard Drive
Dearborn, MI
48126
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Abstract: Engineering Aspects of PCB Level
EMC Design
- Engineering Aspects of PCB
Level EMC Design
The PCB design is a complex cooperation
between electrical, mechanical, thermal, SI,
PI and EMC design. In a practical design, the EMC design engineer
has to make trade-offs and understand the relative impact of
different design choices. The lecture is an overview of the typical
PCB design aspects and their role for the EMC performance. Among the
aspects discussed are placement, stack-up, routing, decoupling, and
grounding aspects. The design of the I/O ports , in order to pass
the emissions and immunity tests is also discussed in greater
detail.
Outline:
1. Introduction - what matters for EMI
2. Stack-up principles and practical examples
3. Placement - potential EMI impact
4. Routing aspects which may impact EMI
5. Decoupling: power engineering, SI and EMI approaches.
6. Grounding scheme and exceptions, heatsink grounding
7. Stitching
8. Spread spectrum use and limits
9. Ethernet port
10. USB port
11. Serial port
12. Serial buses (PCIe, SAS/SATA, IB) and EMI impact
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Dr. Sergiu Radu is currently Principal Engineer at
Sun Microsystems, leading the EMC Design group in
Menlo Park, California.
His role at Sun includes the development and implementation of architectural
frameworks for EMC Design through design guidelines and best practices, and
to provide forward looking solutions, root cause
analysis of significant EMC problems, design methodologies involving software
simulations and better prediction techniques. Sergiu Radu received a M.S. and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
(Electronics) from Technical University of Iasi,
Romania, and until 1996 he was an Associate Professor at the same university,
involved in Electromagnetic Compatibility teaching and research. From 1996
until 1998 he was a Visiting Scholar at the University of Missouri-Rolla, as
part of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory.
In 1998 he joined the EMC Engineering group at Sun Microsystems. Sergiu holds seven US patents for EMI reduction
techniques in electronic systems and has published more than 50 papers in
research journals, symposia, and magazines. He is a reviewer for IEEE
Transactions on EMC. He is also a distinguished lecturer for the IEEE EMC
Society.
Dr. Sergiu
Radu
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