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A Low-Frequency Magnetic Field Test Procedure for Susceptible Instruments

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A Low-Frequency Magnetic Field Test Procedure for Susceptible Instruments
Summary of low-frequency magnetic field tests on a range of medical and research instruments
EMI / EMC issues in an industrial automation system
Assessing an Electromagnetic Environment
Audio-frequency shield current induced noise is negligible
Bonding cable shields at both ends to reduce noise
Good EMC Engineering Practices for Fixed Installation
2004/108/EC Systems, Installations and Good Engineering Practices
AES-X13 and Interference-Free Pro-Audio Systems
EMC, systems & installations, 2000, Part 6 - CE plus CE does not = CE
Complying with the EMC Directive, 2004/108/EC
Good EMC Engineering Practices in the Design and Construction of Industrial Cabinets
Mains Harmonics Guide
Mains Power Quality Guide
Maxwell's Equations, Quantum Electrodynamics, and good installation practices for SI, PI and EMC
Problems with the EMC requirements in BS7671
Complying with IEC/EN 61800-3 Good EMC Engineering Practices in the Installation of Power Drive Syst

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