
Systematic EMC design in the early stages of PCS development is crucial to avoiding costly and time-consuming rectification later. Key points for early design:
1. Establish EMC design specifications: Based on product standards, topology, and power ratings, pre-define detailed PCB layout, grounding, shielding, filtering, and protection design specifications.
2. Simulation analysis: Utilize simulation tools to model and simulate switching waveforms, power loop parasitic parameters, filter impedance, and chassis shielding effectiveness to predict potential problems and optimize.
3. Refer to mature designs: Borrow proven modular designs, such as using tested driver boards and filter modules.
4. Pre-select key components: Select and evaluate key EMC components in advance, such as common-mode inductors, TVS diodes, and shielding materials.
5. Design review: Organize cross-departmental EMC design reviews to ensure that schematics, PCB layouts, and structural designs comply with specifications.
6. Prototype building and pre-testing: Build prototypes as early as possible and use pre-testing tools for screening and optimization. Treat EMC as a concurrent engineering process throughout the entire development cycle, rather than as an afterthought.