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Try shielding it, put it in a small metal enclosure. Might not be noise on the power supply - just strong EMI so close to it will cause problems.
by nalllar 10y ago
Try shielding it, put it in a small metal enclosure. Might not be noise on the power supply - just strong EMI so close to it will cause problems.
- ozim 10y agoThere is also cable from supply to Pi itself also network cable attached to it. So still current will induce in those. There was no other way for connection only to have those cables run vertically.
- gravypod 10y agoHave you put an RF chokes on the cables? Give that a try to add some inductance so you don't have to worry about the noise from the motors. Also alfoil will go a long way for shielding. How big of an electric motor is it?
- ozim 10y agoOh I have seen EMI shielding tape on some cables but I did not know what it is until I have googled for it after your comment. Seems like something to try out. Motor is 20kw driving less than 1 meter from installation. It is not standing there but it is mounted on machine, which comes at the spot from time to time, and while passing by it causes resets.