Questions tagged [interference]
Normally related to EMI (see [tag:emc])
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Using a switching DC-DC converter in high dynamic range current/voltage sensing
I'm thinking of making a power meter circuit which will have a high-side current-sensing amp (LTC6102), a resistive voltage divider for sensing the voltage, a dual op-amp (OPA2365) as a buffer for the ...
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Weird SWD debug port behaviour
Today I have started to encounter strange problems with SWD debugging.
The debug only works if I keep my finger on the SWD pins. To be more interesting I have the same problem with the boards I was ...
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How is electromagnetic interference possible when measuring voltage difference?
This question is primarily concerned with audio but it's probably applicable to other areas as well.
As far as I understand, EMI is caused by electromagnetic waves adding power to wires as they ...
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Wireless phone chargers in a lab environment? [closed]
We are talking about devices that are designed to pump out quite a bit of power in the MHz. Admittedly the chips have comms protocols so they don't spew all the time, and the resonant circuits are ...
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Interference on car bluetooth system
I just did some work on my car audio system and am having some problems with interference. I added a bluetooth receiver and wired it directly to my stereo cd player input. The receiver is powered from ...
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Shield grounding location for an STP cable in a balanced system
If a balanced source or driver is coupled to a differential balanced receiver via a balanced STP cable as shown in the hand drawn illustration below:
in such case I have read that grounding the ...
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Grounding the components of a DIY cnc machine
I'm in the process of building a DIY cnc machine. It already runs, but I noticed it has some interference problems (steppers act weird on occasions, the full graphic smart controller LCD has trouble ...
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Heaphone amplifier PSU noise
I built myself a headphone amplifier using the LM49600 and a PGA2310 for volume control. This part of the circuit is fairly standard and I don't think it's the problem. I wanted it to be powered by a ...
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Standards for conducted EMI testing
I have some doubts to interpret the CISPR standards, one of them is in relation to the test environment for EMI conducted (150kHz up to 30MHz). The minimum size indicated for the vertical or ...
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How to reduce spike in Power Supply and GND (SCR + Ignition Coil)
My circuit:
Signal coupled in power supply (3.3V) of STM32F103 during spark:
Is there any benefit to using this diode (circled in red) or not (without this diode the snubber circuit will start ...
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Signal to Interference Ratio in OFDM
I have the following two users that are using two subcarriers in an OFDM system. One user (User 2) is received with a frequency offset due to synchronization problems. The figure below shows the ...
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How to conclude the necessity for unbalanced to balanced signal conversion for this scenario?
This is a bit specific system related question about simultaneous data-acquisition for several transducers. Therefore hope you don’t mind for the long intro and the question. It would be too implicit ...
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What could be causing this interference and how to eliminate it?
(update: Please also see the major edit at the end)
A sensitive electronic equipment Device 1 below is basically composed of a power line EMI filter at the mains entry, an SMPS power supply which ...
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Question related to the interference seen at the spectrum analyzer's receiver
I am preparing for the RF course exam. I have an old question on hand that I am trying to solve. Please review my attempt.
Question:
A simple spectrum analyzer with superheterodyne receiver ...
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Electro magnetic interference with Arduino Uno and a portable radio
I'm surprised when I'm working with Arduino Uno, by just sitting beside a portable radio, like when I was powered on both Arduino & Radio and when they are close to each other I got some noise ...
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How to connect a switch to a microcontroller in an extremly noisy environment
I'm currently working on redesigning the control circuit of a CNC machine (more specific: an Isel milling cutter). Only the digital part will be of interest, I'll keep the old power electronics (motor ...
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Why are inductively coupled RFID systems put in certain frequency bands when there are no EM waves used?
LF - 125 kHz
HF - 13.56 MHz
Those frequencies refer to the magnetic field that is used to induce a voltage in the transponder. Can the magnetic fields actually interfere with EM waves in the ...
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Long wires causing Raspberry Pi to die?
I've been working on a simple project involving a Raspberry pi and some switches.
I would never thought I would have any problem for something as simple as a switch, but here I am.
The 2 wires from ...
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Influence of copper thickness on interference between PCB tracks
Explanation :
I have designed a PCB for motor control. On this PCB there is a power part and a logic part.
The power part is composed of MOSFETs, MOSFET drivers, hall sensor for current feedback and ...
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GSM Interference with Meanwell Switch mode PSU
I am having trouble with interference from a GSM modem and my switch mode PSU.
I do not know much about interference and how the radiation patterns works for GSM. Below is an image of the circuit ...
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Digital Counter signal oscillation
I've a digital counter (Kubler Codix 908) with integrated 30Hz interference input filter integrated, but sometimes (when the contact that will increment the counter is closed) it counts two pieces... ...
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GPS L5C Differential? Max Update Rate(bits/s|Hz)?
The differential GPS chips use L1 and L2C to calculate the ionospheric interference.
With the new GPS satellites, the new band L5C is being deployed, and I am wondering about the following things:
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PC monitor flickers/resets when washer motor switches on or off [closed]
My room is next to our laundry and I've recently got a new PC monitor. I've noticed each time the motor in the washing machine is switched on or off, my monitor flickers/resets. The monitor is 32" but ...
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magnetometer affected by vertical motion?
I have 2 separate tilt-compensated magnetometer setups. One is an Invensense 9250, the other is a simpler LSM303. All I'm trying to do is compute a tilt-compensated compass heading. I've taken both ...
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Electrical noise resets & chattering in relay modules using ESP8266
I am trying to build my own SONOFF like device by using a Wemos D1 mini and associated circuitry. I am facing an issue with electrical noise where whenever switching of the relay causes chattering ...
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can a PC parallel port produce interference?
Please forgive me for crossing wires on top of IC's but I wanted to get things done, yet still have no luck. Let me explain the circuit.
I created a circuit in which three parallel port data lines ...
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Help review my first arduino PCB: What did I do wrong? [closed]
EDIT: After taking all what you guys said into account, I edited the pcb into the following. Changed the FTDI while breaking the ground loops and working on the traces a bit, changed the size of the ...
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Transformer vs capacitive vs both coupling to speaker
I have seen various configurations in my lifetime on how an 8-ohm output speaker is connected to amplifier circuits.
Currently I'm doing a project using an LM386 amplifier and I capacitor coupled ...
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Can a bilateral switch block transmitter interference and can my board still produce great audio?
I made a circuit in which an ISD1760 chip outputs music via an LM386 IC and I like the quality and volume of sound, however, when I run an HM-TRP transmitter on the same circuit board and the ...
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Metal detector coil SHIELDING?
Many designs of coils, of metal detectors, are shielded (Faraday shield).
Should this be used in a gravity-fed detector (like the sketched one)?
What's the shield for?
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The coils are arranged ...
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Would any voltage be induced in this scario due magnetic coupling?
Imagine a source with a 100 Ohm source impedance is coupled to an amplifier/receiver which has 1Meg input impedance and the transmission is done by using two parallel wires signal and return |XA| and |...
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Shielded cable, to ground or not, in amplifier
I have been looking for an answer on the net about this question but not found it fully answered. The topic has been up here a few times (see links below) as well but I find the answers lacking.
My ...
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Maximum Bluetooth LE devices near each other
I am planning to put 100+ Ruuvitag beacons(Bluetooth LE tranmistters) in a ~120m2 area. There will be approximately 1 meter distance between devices. I need to get their advertisements at once(each ...
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powering 2 DC motors
I have two 2.5A 12V DC motors running fans at high rpms. When I hook up one to my 10A 12V DC power supply it works great. When I hook both up the motors just pulse, turning a revolution or two every ...
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PMR446 interferes with small electronics?
Some small electronic devices react to PMR446 adversely temporarily, when exposed to a PMR446 transmitter, during the transmission.
Portable DVD player: Green horizontal stripes on screen. Increasing ...
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Practical assumptions for accomodating cellular, D2D and M2M devices
Question: Given Assumption 1 in a network model which accommodates device-to-device (D2D) communication within a cellular network in the underlay and overlay, make an assumption to accommodate machine-...
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Addition of Successive-interference cancellation in wireless transmission
I am looking to integrate the Successive-Interference Cancellation (SIC) technique into my system and would like to know if the following would work.
Let me first explain the system as \$I_c\$ is ...
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Experimenting interference effects for different measurement systems
This is about for low level signals interference/noise being observed with single ended data acquisition inputs but not with diff inputs. Basically there are three data acquisition boards, where one ...
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8051 programmer not working when laptop lid removed despite suggestions in comments
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I took a suggestion of disconnecting my external monitor from my laptop and the results were the same. What I did notice however is that the AT89S52 chip always reports the correct signature ...
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Human Interference in Signal Circuit?
I've run across an interesting problem with a device I'm building. It seems that when I put my PCB into its plastic enclosure, I can create some signal simply by tapping the case. What makes this ...
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FM radio Interference
Near to my location we have IAF(Indian Air Force - Tambaram) training center is there, While hearing FM radio at a at frequency of 106.4MHZ I can hear the cockpit commands/voices daily when these ...
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Is this warning about wireless modules interfering with aircraft systems true?
I see the following warning for Sierra wireless (cellular) modems:
Do not operate the Sierra Wireless modem in any aircraft, whether the aircraft is on the ground or in flight. In aircraft, the ...
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How to model this scenario/circuit with 50Hz interference?
There is an industrial amplifier for force transducers. It amplifies strain gauge outputs and outputs voltage. Lets call this as a voltage source Vtrans. Its output is around 50 Ohm.
I measure it ...
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relays interfering each other
simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
Hi: I have 3 relays (230V coil, 2 contacts) in a system, all the coils 'returns' are wired together, while hots come from the various ...
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How to work out the interface of an LCD?
If I got an LCD, and I didn't know anything about it, and there were no markings on the pins, how would I go about interfacing with it? For example, I got this small (around 2.5") colour display out ...
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Trying to find the signal in an AC line
I have a medical office call box/light system that is older probably 20 year old and they moved the main panel that the Drs see to know when there are patients waiting and since they moved it, it is ...
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Audio Player and RF Receiver Interference (no transmission data when audio is playing)
I've been trying to control a MP3 player wirelessly through RF but it seems that once I start to play music the receiver stops carrying data to the MCU.
My setup is the following:
Receiver: Arduino ...
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Can fields generated by an antenna damage an iPhone? [closed]
I am currently attending a radio technology course. We continuously work on radio sets that are sometimes used as manpacks by the Army. In order to learn how to operate them we work in close proximity ...
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433 MHz RF noise problems
I know this is kind of a noob question. I am trying to establish a wireless communication between two 8051 microcontrollers using a 433 MHz RF module. But since 433 MHz is a quite noisy frequency, the ...
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Mixing high-current and digital logic on same PCB causes interference [closed]
Lots of questions have been asked about mixing analog and digital on the same board and protect analog from digital noise. I have different situation: my analog current is so high that it cause ...
