EMC Conducted Susceptibility, IEC 62132-4, Direct Power Injection

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EMC Conducted
Susceptibility, IEC 62132-4,
Direct Power Injection
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APPLICATION NOTE
Introduction
The EMC conducted immunity can be significantly
improved by terminating the LIN bus with a capacitor to
ground. On one hand it will load the bus so the maximum
value is limited to ensure t < 5 ms (see LIN Physical Layer
Spec Rev. 2.0, paragraph 3.1 LINE characteristics). On the
other hand the higher the capacitor level, the more power can
be injected in the system.
Terminating the LIN output with a capacitor CL to ground
improves the EMC conducted susceptibility to the levels
indicated in Table 1.
Table 1. MEASURED LEVELS OF EMC CONDUCTED
SUSCEPTIBILITY
CL
Power Injected
Frequency Range
1 nF
3W
15 MHz − 300 MHz
>4 W
17 MHz − 290 MHz
3W
6 MHz − 500 MHz
>4 W
8 MHz − 500 MHz
2.2 nF
Measurement Set−up
Vbat
+5 V
100 nF
VBB
VCC
DPI Analyzer
7
8
3
INH
100 nF
AMIS−30600
TxD
RxD
20 pF
RL
4
1
6
4.7 nF
LIN
5
2
EN
CL
GND
Figure 1. Schematic Diagram DUT
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Figure 2. DPI Analyzer Details
Table 2. LIST OF MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS USED
Instrument
Description
RF Generator
Rohde & Schwarz signal generator 5 kHz; 1.5 GHz SMT02
Switch Unit
Agilent data acquisition / switch unit 34970A
Switch Unit Module
HP 20 channel actuator / general−purpose switch 34903A
Amplifier research worldwide directional coupler MODEL DC3010 (10 KHz − 1000 MHz, 50 W CW/40 dB)
Amplifier research worldwide microwave switches 8761A (DC−18 GHz, 10 W)
Power load termination Narda MOD376BNM (DC−12.4 GHz, 50 W/40 W)
RF Amplifier
Amplifier research worldwide model 25A250A 25 Wats 10 kHz; 250 MHz
Amplifier research worldwide model 30A1000B 30 Wats 10 kHz; 1000 MHz
Switch Box
Power switch AMIS including directional coupler amplifier research
RF Power Meter
Rohde & Schwarz power meter NRVD
RF Attenuator
Rohde & Schwarz 6 dB, input max. 50 W, DC−2 GHz
URV Probes
Rohde & Schwarz URV5−Z2
Accessories
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Measurement Results
Power injected in dBm and W in function of frequency with termination capacitor CL as a parameter.
EMC susceptibility − disturbance on LIN bus
40
35
C_LIN = 2.2 n
C_LIN = 1 n
Power [dBm]
30
25
C_LIN = NA
20
15
10
5
0
1
10
100
1000
Frequency [MHz]
Figure 3. Power Injected in dBm
EMC susceptibility − disturbance on LIN bus
4.5
4
3.5
C_LIN = 2.2 n
C_LIN = 1 n
Power [W]
3
2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
C_LIN = NA
1
10
100
Frequency [MHz]
Figure 4. Power Injected in W
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1000
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Recommendation
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At the master node a capacitor CL can be connected
between LIN and ground still fulfilling the maximum
time−constant of the bus. Giving next equations:
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CBUS = CMASTER + n CSLAVE + C’LINE ⋅ LengthBUS
t + CBUS @ RBUS
RBUS + RMaster ø RSlave1 ø RSlave2 ø AAA ø RSlave_n
As an example, one can calculate the maximum value for
CL:
• 1 master
• 3 slaves
• Line length = 10 m
• C’line = 100 pF/m
• Cslave = 220 pF
• Rslave = 30 kW
• Rmaster = 1 kW
• t ≤ 4 ms
This yields in CL = 2.74 nF.
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