Not enough info for me to weigh in with any kind of certainty.  I do know
from personal experience that if you use solid state switches to control
motor operation by applying a pulse train (PWM) rather than continuous
voltage control that will generate big spikes as the inductance of the motor
opposes the current change inherent in the pulse rise-time.  This is
mitigated by slowing the rise-times sufficiently that the L di/dt product is
manageable.

on 12/13/01 9:04 AM, [email protected] at [email protected]
wrote:

> 
> From: Cecil A. Gittens
> 
> 
> All ...... specifically Senior EMC  Team Members.
> 
> I am having a problem on the  power control board, in the motor control
> ckt.  when we turn the motors on.
> 
> This condition creates significant noise spike on my entire ground plane,
> along with the other power ckts, this needs to be cleaned up for signal
> integrity issues, even more then EMC reasons at this time.
> 
> Anyone can feel free to stop in and give me some ideas.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Cecil
> 
> 
> 
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