Sources of impulsive EMI in large server farms

Further research is reported on EMI in large server installations.[1] Data is presented from both staged events and server environments. The data confirms the presence of strong fields in the vicinity of servers. One unexpected source of EMI is reported. However, human activity is strongly correlate...

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Published in:	2002 Electrical Overstress/Electrostatic Discharge Symposium pp. 26 - 31
Main Authors:	Smith, Douglas C., Henry, Leo G., Hogsett, Mark, Nuebel, Joe
Format:	Conference Proceeding
Language:	English
Published:	IEEE 01-10-2002
Subjects:	Antenna measurements Cable shielding Cables Electromagnetic interference Electronic mail Electrostatic discharge Humans Position measurement Sun Testing
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Summary:	Further research is reported on EMI in large server installations.[1] Data is presented from both staged events and server environments. The data confirms the presence of strong fields in the vicinity of servers. One unexpected source of EMI is reported. However, human activity is strongly correlated with the generation of EMI in most cases.