It has been shown [1, 2] that radio frequency (RF) current flowing on the shield of balanced audio wiring will be converted to a differential signal on the balanced pair by a cable-related mechanism commonly known as Shield-Current-Induced Noise. This paper investigates the susceptibility of audio input and output circuits to differential signals in the 200 kHz - 2 MHz range, with some work extending to 300 MHz. Simple laboratory test methods are described, equipment is tested, and results are presented. Laboratory data are correlated with EMI observed in the field.
Author:
Brown, Jim
Affiliation:
Audio Systems Group, Inc., Chicago, IL
AES Convention:
115 (October 2003)
Paper Number:
5898
Publication Date:
October 1, 2003
Subject:
Instrumentation and Measurement
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