A couple of good references regarding noise minimization in electronic
systems are:
"Grounding and Shielding: Circuits and Interference" by Ralph Morrison
&
"Noise Reduction Techniques in Electronic Systems" by Henry W. Ott
And the old fallback has been MIL-HDB-419 volumes I and II which
mostly addresses facility installation but does provide some insight
to good grounding practices for same.
If you do have in interest in facilities grounding, the Verizon Plant
Practices manuals (which are sometimes found on the Web) are also good
as is the Motorola R56 installation standard.
My references were mainly the two books by Morrison (best) and Ott
when I was designing and building astronomical instrumentation where
we had to get our detector noise levels down below 10 electrons when
measuring light levels from stars.
Greg
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