[aprssig] EMI Help (fixed)
Andrew Rich vk4tec at hotmail.comFri Aug 13 04:50:36 UTC 2004
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Thanks to all that helped. Here is what I did :- 1. Shortened the LCD data bus lead by half 2. Changed the code so there are less interrupts (less chance of glitches) 3. Added a 0.1uF across the Vin and Vout (I already had 10uF on Vin and V out) 4. Added a 0.1uF across the GPS in data line 5. Wound the input voltage leads in a ferrite bead. 6. Moved the caps closer to the voltage regulator Now I am up against thermal stress. I turned up the heater in the car and the regulator started to give up. Bring the temperature back again and all is well. What is the best way to get from car volts (14Volts) down to something acceptable for a 5 volt regulator ? Most of the problem from running off the car is heat dissapation. Getting from 14Volts down to 7ish volts. Voltage divider ? Cheers Andy VK4TEC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Rich" <vk4tec at hotmail.com> To: "TAPR APRS Special Interest Group" <aprssig at lists.tapr.org> Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 7:15 AM Subject: Re: [aprssig] EMI Help (extra info) Thanks to those who replied. To show you what I have setup, i have included a photo http://www.tech-software.net/139_3905.JPG and the schematic. http://www.tech-software.net/nmea6.jpg Ideas ? Plan of attack 1. Wrap aluminium foil 2. Metal case 3. More caps 4. Shorter bus run to LCD 5. Try another GPS 6. Put CRO across the BUS rails with the car running in the driveway
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