Titlebook: EMI/EMC Computational Modeling Handbook; Bruce Archambeault,Omar M. Ramahi,Colin Brench Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Electromagnetic Theory and Modeling,electromagnetic theory is highly desirable; however, it does not by itself lead to an understanding of the complexities of the electromagnetic interference phenomenon. This is because the interactions of electromagnetic fields with complex objects, as would be the case in real applications, cannot s

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Preparation for Modeling,ulatory limits have been established to reduce emissions to acceptable levels and to eliminate interference. Predicting the performance of a given system relative to these limits is difficult. Modeling can be used to help predict the system’s performance.

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Creating EMI/EMC Models,ny details can lead to overly complex models that require excessive computer resources. Too few details and the results obtained may not provide a true picture of the problem’s behavior. Fortunately the middle road between the two extremes is fairly wide, and the balancing act is one that is mostly

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Special Topics in EMI/EMC Modeling,addressed through modeling. Of necessity, methods used to solve these problems are also more complex. This chapter is intended to serve as an introduction to the modeling of complex problems with the goal of showing different methods of approaching these problems. Creating appropriate models provide

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Model Validation,ually performed on a computer, and the old phrase Garbage In, Garbage Out (GIGO) still applies. There are different levels of validation, and care should be taken to understand which level is necessary for a given problem. Also, not every problem needs to be independently validated. If every simulat

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