EE410 - Grounding and Shielding in a Laboratory Environment
This course is the first in a short series on grounding and shielding. In this course the emphasis is on grounding and shielding in the laboratory environment. Primarily this is involves how a building is grounded, how grounds are distributed in the building, and on the subject of shielding in facilities.
The following is the course outline:
- Introduction
- Purpose of Grounding
- Fire Protection
- Electric Shock Avoidance
- Equipment Ground Fault Protection
- Lightning Protection
- Electrical Noise Control
- High Voltage Limiting
- Electromagnetic Theory Review
- Charges, Current, and Electric Fields
- Voltage
- Resistance
- Capacitance
- Inductance
- The Skin Effect
- Magnetic Fields
- NEC Definitions
- Ground
- Grounded
- Bonding
- Bonding Jumper
- Grounding
- Grounding in Buildings
- The Concept of Ground Loops
- Grounding Bus Structure
- ESD Protection
- Grounding of Equipment Racks
- Shielding
- Shielded Rooms and Enclosures
- Faraday Cages
- Grounding of Shielded Rooms
- Penetration of Shielded Rooms
- Shielded Room Doors
- Care of Shielded Rooms
- Magnetic Shielding
- Routing of Cables
- Summary
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