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Quantification of minimal needed cable terminations

Cable terminations act as a boundary for common mode currents for all screened cable entries. Those common mode currents are attenuated by breaking up and shorting the common mode current paths, for instance between the inside and outside of the equipment cabinet. In this paper, cable terminations have been modelled as magnetically coupled loops with a bonding resistance and this model has been validated. The minimal needed bonding resistance has been established based on measurements and calculations.