Around1991 I was able to demonstrate that a computer that must be shipped with a really well shielded printer cable must also be shipped with really well shielded PRINTER.  Luckily, I caught it before we sent it out for an FCC ID, and minor rework made the the poorly placed bypass capacitors effective again.

Cortland Richmond
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From: Pat Lawler
Sent: Sep 8, 2014 12:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PSES] FCC EMI Test and Ferrites on Cables - a conundrum

Hi Dennis,

If the manufacturer choose to to use ferrites to solves the emissions problem, the implementation seems clear.  Inconvenient, but clear.

What if the company found HDMI cables without ferrites that solved the emissions problem, like cables from vendors that properly terminate the shields to the connectors.  Is a quality cable considered 'special', and need to be shipped with products?
Or does the issue fall into the category of using 'golden components' for compliance testing -- the manufacturer keeps a set of good HDMI cables for compliance testing, but doesn't ship cables ...
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