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Investigation of Multi-Cable Effect to Radiated Emission from Cable Used for Power Line Communication

The radiated emission of the power line communication (PLC) system should be investigated to maintain electromagnetic compatibility. Recently, the development of applying the PLC system to factories and offices was started. In these environments, many cables are arranged in the cable tray. Therefore, the multi-cable effect should be investigated. In this paper, the multi-cable effect was examined by using the scale model. The 0.5 times scale model was constructed in the semi-anechoic chamber, and the maximum common-mode (CM) current was measured by changing position along with the cable. The measured result was agreed with the result using the full-size original model. The experiment by using five cables suggested that the influence by the conductive loss and the dielectric loss of cable was not large for the maximum CM current, and the CM current was dominated by the cancellation effect of the in-phase currents flowing on the cables. The investigation for dependency of the position of the signal apply was indicated that the effect can be roughly estimated from the current division factor.