EMC Filter Design Part 3: Input Filter Stability and Middlebrook
The first step in EMC filter design usually is to make sure our filter does not interact with the power supply control loop. In this video we explain Middlebrook's stability criteria in simple terms to help us design our filter. For further information on Biricha's EMC filter design workshop please visit: www.biricha.com/emc
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