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Electric-Device Characterization for Interference Prediction and Mitigation by an Optimal Filtering Design

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Figure 4.1: Different window functions.
Figure 4.7: Conducted emissions of a switching power supply with the three EMI detectors: peak, quasi-peakand average detector.
Figure 4.12: Comparison between the simulated conducted emissions and the conducted emissions measuredwith the peak detector.
Figure 5.1: Circuit simulation of a DUT with a PLF.
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