Re: Model of EMC Conducted Emission Test Reciever - Quasi peak measurements

Mark wrote: 

Randomizing the frequency does not reduce the emissions, it just
spreads them out so that you can pass the test.  But it still creates
nearly the same level of interference and to more frequencies.  I know
this has become a popular technique to pass EMI tests but I think it is
a bad idea and just HIDES the problem.


The EMC standards are a hoop to jump through, not an objective quality standard. They say meet this curve: you meet this curve, you've passed. Don't start inventing extra obstacles, there are plenty of stupid, unnecessary ones already. RoHS/WEE anyone?

Paul Burke
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