4. Shielded cables

The shielded cables marked 2a and 2b in the topological diagram at 3 represent, by their longitudinal dimensions, the preferred collectors of external electromagnetic stresses applied to the equipment.

In the rest of this chapter, we'll focus on cable 2b, which carries the signals exchanged between the two equipment units. Faced with the incident plane wave or the current I _G derived by...

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