3 ms·
Well, they aren't. Line filters are everywhere. They're generally required to pass conducted emissions requirements. They aren't going away soon, and our fault
by exmadscientist 2y ago
Well, they aren't.
Line filters are everywhere. They're generally required to pass conducted emissions requirements. They aren't going away soon, and our fault protection devices need to work with them, not blindly ignore how we've been meeting EMC requirements for decades.
- timewizard 2y agoI thought it's the other way around. There are standards for line filters for precisely this case. The device is either non conforming or damaged or the power in this home is out of tolerance in one way or another.
- ethbr1 2y agoThe standard is the actual deployed base, not the book it's written in.