ste2006
Advanced Member level 4
Hi Guys,
This is probably an easy one but i am gettin myself a little concerned over a problem that may not exist,
I am being forced inside a chassis to join two boards with a 14 Way IDC Ribbon Cable, problem is the Ribbon cable needs to run close (maybe 25mm) away from an insulated 220V 50Hz mains supply, Both cables are only about 50cm in length but i am concerned about picking up interferance from the mains supply on to my ribbon cable.
At the far side i have two microcontrollers and some UART stuff going back and forward, Should the decoupling capacitors placed beside the IC already do the trick to get rid of any problems or should i add another low value Cap at the start of the board??
I think i am worrying about nothing but better to ask and be sure,
Thanks,
This is probably an easy one but i am gettin myself a little concerned over a problem that may not exist,
I am being forced inside a chassis to join two boards with a 14 Way IDC Ribbon Cable, problem is the Ribbon cable needs to run close (maybe 25mm) away from an insulated 220V 50Hz mains supply, Both cables are only about 50cm in length but i am concerned about picking up interferance from the mains supply on to my ribbon cable.
At the far side i have two microcontrollers and some UART stuff going back and forward, Should the decoupling capacitors placed beside the IC already do the trick to get rid of any problems or should i add another low value Cap at the start of the board??
I think i am worrying about nothing but better to ask and be sure,
Thanks,