Computational Methods for High Frequency Electromagnetic Interference: Theories and Applications

This book is the ideal resource for EMI/EMC researchers and engineers concerned about modeling high frequency EMI on cable bundles and electronics. Many traditional EMI/EMC techniques rely on quasi-static assumption and therefore, are limited to only low frequencies. However, with increased CPU clock speed and the proliferation of high frequency wireless communication systems, it is critical to account for non-static interactions at high frequencies. This book bridges the gap between traditional EMI/EMC tools and the need for advanced computational techniques to characterize high frequency electromagnetic interactions between cable bundles and electronics in the presence of complex structures such as automobiles or airplanes. This book provides fresh, experimentally and theoretically verified new techniques based on an integration of full-wave electromagnetic analysis with circuit domain tools such as HSPICE and ADS. Its content is also enriched by several applications, including high frequency EMI on digital and RF circuits in the presence of complex structures such as missile-like enclosures and automobiles.