[Premium-Rx] Tantalums and ceramic beads
Francesco Ledda
frledda at att.net
Sun May 8 20:27:47 EDT 2022
I was talking about ferrite beads….
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> On May 8, 2022, at 18:42, Francesco Ledda via Premium-Rx <premium-rx at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
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> The ferrite bead slows down the rising edge of any current demanded by a
> capacitor.
>
> Let say you have a logic device that is switching from low to high. When
> the device switches to an high state, the device requires energy. The local
> capacitor provides some of the energy required by the logic device;
> consequently, the current on the power trace rapidly increase to recharge
> the capacitor and power the load. The current spike in the trace radiates
> RF (EMI).
>
> Proper design technique is to add another capacitor of the other side of the
> ferrite bead as a local charge storage. The capacitor on the other side of
> the ferrite bead, is a "local" energy storage that further reduces the
> instantaneous current demand. The idea is to reduce the risetime of the
> current demand. Faster the risetime, larger is its frequency content.
>
> Fixing EMI problems is very hard, but designing for EMI compliance is much
> easier. I did work on EMI problems and are a real pain to resolve.
>
> Best, Francesco K5URG
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> Subject: [Premium-Rx] Tantalums and ceramic beads
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> Why are the ceramic beads used when installing tantalum caps?
>
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