Titlebook: Cable Shielding for Electromagnetic Compatibility; Anatoly Tsaliovich Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Manuscript.

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Design of Reliable NoC Architectures. On the other hand, being a . itself, the cable shield couples into both the source and the victim of EMI. Even the shield transfer function may be thought of as representing signal coupling between the shield’s two opposite surfaces. But, of course, to make sure of their “l(fā)egitimacy,” these concep

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Design of Reliable NoC Architecturessing and challenging issues. The existing approaches span two extremes: (1) reducing . the shielding mechanisms to different forms of coupling, and (2) . completely the role of coupling in shielding. Although, as usual, the “truth” resides between the extremes, it is worthwhile to briefly investigat

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Design of Reliable NoC Architecturesare designs, literature descriptions, test standards, guides, and practices. Even a quite incomplete bibliography looks intimidating (e.g., see Refs. [97–143]), and many more sources exist. Why not just refer to these sources and let the users select what they need? However, that’s exactly the probl

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