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Guest
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 12:29 pm
Hi there,
I have some noise in a circuit I need to get rid of. My
circuit is next to a high voltage switching unit operating at 100Hz.
My circuit is picking up a burst of noise at this frequency. I can't
move my circuit futher away. All the cables are ground-shielded co-ax.
Is there some way I can block-off this noise?

Thanks
Gareth
chuck
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:05 pm
Guest
garethwilliams801@hotmail.com wrote:
Quote:
Hi there,
I have some noise in a circuit I need to get rid of. My
circuit is next to a high voltage switching unit operating at 100Hz.
My circuit is picking up a burst of noise at this frequency. I can't
move my circuit futher away. All the cables are ground-shielded co-ax.
Is there some way I can block-off this noise?

Thanks
Gareth


Is your circuit shielded? How?

Is your circuit connected to the offending unit?

At what frequencies does your circuit operate? Can you install filters
in either unit? Do you believe the noise is broad-band high-frequency
noise (well above 100 Hz)?

Chuck

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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 1:18 pm
Guest
garethwilliams801@hotmail.com wrote:
Quote:
Hi there,
I have some noise in a circuit I need to get rid of. My
circuit is next to a high voltage switching unit operating at 100Hz.
My circuit is picking up a burst of noise at this frequency. I can't
move my circuit futher away. All the cables are ground-shielded co-ax.
Is there some way I can block-off this noise?

Thanks
Gareth


It might be helpful if you defined what you mean
by "my circuit".

Ed
 
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