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SLICE Ground
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a
nd Sh
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Shield sensor cables
Use shielded sensor cables. The shield provides a path for EMI/RFI energy to flow to the
DAS ground and enclosure, thus reducing effects on sensor signals.
Connect the sensor cable shield on the DAS side only to the
Shield
or ground pin on the
Connect
the
sensor
cable
shield
on
the
DAS
side
only
to
the
Shield
or
ground
pin
on
the
SLICE.
Do not connect the shield at bo th ends. Connecting the sensor cable shield at both ends
will cause large ground-loop currents that can increase noise or cause damage.
PC Groundin
g
?
g
This is more important than you might think.
If the Laptop used to communicate with SLICE is powered from a source that has a
significantly different ground potential than the SLICE system, communication with the
SLICE can be impaired. In severe cases damage to the laptop or SLICE c an occur.
Either run the la
p
to
p
on batter
y
p
ower or use a voltmeter to make sure the AC outlet
p p y p
g
round is not at a s i
g
nificantly different potential than the
g
round connected to the test
article or vehicle.
Carefully consider routing and cable design for any high current signals to air bags,
cameras, lights, etc.
Route these cables away from sensor wiring
Route
these
cables
away
from
sensor
wiring
.
Cross sensor wiring at 90" angles if the cables must cross.
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