[EMC]EMCEMI design and analysis using FDTD

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package, as well as discontinuities introduced by imperfect  [L  
ground and power planes. Therefore, packaging and the {>Qs+]  
speciflc layout of interconnects have a significant impact ,0?3k
  
on the functional characteristics of a product. In order UY)Iu|~0b  
to prevent system problems, EMC/EMI concerns should l\u5RMS('  
be addressed at the design stage and not left as an afterthought. (%fSJCBl[P  
A full wave solution of the electromagnetic VT;cz6"6b4  
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integrity such as the current or voltage at speciflc points >/.Ae8I)  
along the line. In addition, it-also provides the electric and Xa$
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magnetic fields throughout the structure that may lead to z:0
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qualitative insights into the interactions between system @Dd(  
components. Such insight may be an invaluable tool for 8vj]S5  
solving EMC/EMI problems. The Finite Difference Time -(E-yCu  
Domain (FDTD) technique is a full wave solver of the electromagnetic +1eb@bX  
flelds. This paper will discuss the application oCKn  
of FDTD to the TC-9 challenge pro .. #BIY[{!  
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