Interference Sources
One of disturbance is electromagnetic
fields coming from intended RF transmitters that may act on the whole or partial
length of electrical cables connected between installed equipment. The
interconnecting cabling, e.g. power lines, communication lines, control lines,
and monitoring lines, behave as passive receiving antenna networks because they
may be a significant fraction of wavelength to several wavelengths long.
The equipment connected to those cables is subjected to current induced on the
cables and voltage that develops between individual cable and between cable conductors and structural or
ground conductors. More:
 Regulatory Agency Requirements
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