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Noise Emission Status

Noise generated in the DVD player is radiated from the audio and video signal cables. In addition, although the player body is shielded with a metal case, radiated noise is emitted from the connector port openings.

A DVD player processes image signals using the MPEG2 method. Since image processing requires high-speed signal processing, signals are transmitted at a very high speed. Therefore, high-frequency noise around 1GHz, may be radiated.
Noise Emission Status
Noise Suppression Model
   
Improving the Shielding
Installing EMI Filters on the Clock Line
Installing EMI Filters on High-speed Bus Lines
Installing EMI Filters on Bus Lines
Installing EMI Filters on the Oscillator Output
Installing EMI Filters on Interface Cable Ports
Installing EMI Filters on the Video Signal Output Line

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