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Basic Active and Passive Filters

Regardless of the specific electromagnetic discipline involved, an understanding of basic filter design techniques and applications is essential for reducing emission (and resulting radiation) problems. Passive or active filters are used to reduce conducted emissions on powerlines, signal lines, and control lines, as well as for decoupling protection between noisy circuit components. Therefore, depending on application, filters can be considered as containment or as source suppression components.