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It's also a problem using discrete components for noise and EMC compliance, you need a shielding because you have a lot more higher frequency traces compared to
by simcop2387 7y ago
It's also a problem using discrete components for noise and EMC compliance, you need a shielding because you have a lot more higher frequency traces compared to otherwise. It's still possible to do without too much trouble but compared to doing most of it in a single devices there's just very little point in spending that much work most of the time.
- duskwuff 7y agoEMC compliance isn't really a concern until you're building a consumer product. A breadboard kit… nah. :) Noise is a real issue -- but the main concern there is the CPU. Video generation isn't unusually noisy.
- wizardforhire 7y ago“EMC compliance isn’t really a concern”... Unless you’re this guy https://hackaday.com/2019/05/15/the-great-ohio-key-fob-mystery-or-honey-i-jammed-the-neighborhood/ https://hackaday.com/2019/05/15/the-great-ohio-key-fob-myste... But seriously, you’re totally right.