JPH0712118B2 - How to prevent the generation of noise in electronic circuits - Google Patents

How to prevent the generation of noise in electronic circuits

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JPH0712118B2
JPH0712118B2 JP61256904A JP25690486A JPH0712118B2 JP H0712118 B2 JPH0712118 B2 JP H0712118B2 JP 61256904 A JP61256904 A JP 61256904A JP 25690486 A JP25690486 A JP 25690486A JP H0712118 B2 JPH0712118 B2 JP H0712118B2
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、外部から混入するノイズについてではなく、
電子回路の内部の種々の箇所で発生するノイズについ
て、そのノイズの発生原因を取除く方法に関するもので
ある。そして、本発明は、直流電源の正極出力と負極出
力との間に複数の負荷がそれぞれ電気的に接続されてな
る電子回路内で発生するノイズの発生を防止する方法に
関するもので、テレビ、ラジオ、受信機、計測器類など
の種々の電子回路について使用することができるもので
ある。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial field of application] The present invention is not concerned with noise mixed from the outside,
The present invention relates to a method for removing the cause of the noise that is generated at various points inside the electronic circuit. Further, the present invention relates to a method for preventing the generation of noise generated in an electronic circuit in which a plurality of loads are electrically connected between a positive output and a negative output of a DC power supply, and a television and a radio. It can be used for various electronic circuits such as receivers, receivers and measuring instruments.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来から、直流電源の正極出力と負極出力との間に複数
の負荷がそれぞれ電気的に接続されてなる電子回路が種
々提供されているが、該電子回路では、一般的に、その
周囲に存する複数の金属体が上記直流電源の一方極性の
出力に電気的に接続されている。なお、ここでいう金属
体とは、シールド線のシールド、シヤーシ、金属製きよ
う体、部品の表面を覆う金属部分等の金属をいう。
Conventionally, there have been provided various electronic circuits in which a plurality of loads are electrically connected between a positive electrode output and a negative electrode output of a direct-current power supply. A plurality of metal bodies are electrically connected to the one-polarity output of the DC power supply. The term "metal body" as used herein refers to a metal such as a shield of a shielded wire, a chassis, a metal casing, and a metal portion covering the surface of a component.

かかる電子回路(1)は、従来、第1図示の如く構成さ
れていた。
The electronic circuit (1) has been conventionally constructed as shown in the first drawing.

すなわち、第1図において、(2)は直流電源、(4)
は該直流電源(2)の正極出力と負極出力との間にそれ
ぞれ電気的に接続された複数の負荷で、これらにより上
記電子回路(1)が構成されている。なお、上記各負荷
(4)は、具体的には、トランジスタ、IC、L、C、R
等によつて構成されている。また、第1図において、
(5),(7),(8)は上記電子回路(1)の周囲に
存する金属体で、それぞれ上記直流電源(2)の一方極
性の出力に電気的に接続されている。なお、図面上は、
(5)はシールド線のシールド、(7)はシヤーシ、
(8)はその他の金属体を示しており、説明の都合上、
それぞれ別個に表示している。
That is, in FIG. 1, (2) is a DC power supply, and (4)
Is a plurality of loads electrically connected between the positive output and the negative output of the DC power supply (2), respectively, and these electronic circuits (1) are configured by these loads. The loads (4) are specifically transistors, ICs, Ls, Cs, Rs.
Etc. In addition, in FIG.
(5), (7) and (8) are metal bodies existing around the electronic circuit (1), and are electrically connected to the one-polarity output of the DC power supply (2). In the drawing,
(5) is the shield of the shielded wire, (7) is the chassis,
(8) shows other metal bodies, and for convenience of explanation,
Each is shown separately.

そして、上記従来の電子回路(1)では、直流電源
(2)の一方極性の出力と各負荷(4)のこの出力に電
気的に接続されるべき部分との電気的な接続、及び金属
体(5),(7),(8)と直流電源(2)の一方極性
の出力との電気的な接続は、次のように行われていた。
すなわち、第1図に示すように、直流電源(2)の一方
極性の出力の一端を基点(3)とし、この基点(3)と
接続された基本的には一本の電気導体上の異なる何点か
に各負荷(4)を直接に接続したり(第1図中、左側の
2つの負荷(4)を参照)、あるいは、基点(3)と接
続されたシールド線のシールド(5)やシヤーシ(7)
等に各負荷(4)が接続されて、基点(3)と各負荷
(4)とが上記シールド(5)やシヤーシ(7)等を経
由して間接的に接続されたり(第1図中、右側の2つの
負荷(4)を参照)していた。また、各金属体(8)
は、一般的に、基点(3)と接続されたシヤーシ(7)
に接続されたり(第1図中、中央の金属体(8)を参
照)、又は上記一本の電気導体上の適当箇所等に接続さ
れたり(第1図中、両側の金属体(8)を参照)してい
た。なお、第1図において、(6)は基点と各負荷
(4)とを電気的に接続している部分を示し、(9)は
基点(3)と各金属体(5),(7),(8)とを電気
的に接続している部分を示している。
In the above conventional electronic circuit (1), an electrical connection between the output of one polarity of the DC power supply (2) and a portion of each load (4) to be electrically connected to this output, and a metal body The electrical connection between (5), (7), (8) and the one-polarity output of the DC power supply (2) has been performed as follows.
That is, as shown in FIG. 1, one end of the one-polarity output of the DC power supply (2) is used as a base point (3), and basically different on one electric conductor connected to this base point (3). Each load (4) can be directly connected to several points (see the two loads (4) on the left side in FIG. 1), or the shield (5) of the shield wire connected to the base point (3) Yashiashi (7)
Or the like, each load (4) is connected, and the base point (3) and each load (4) are indirectly connected via the shield (5), chassis (7), etc. (in FIG. 1). , Two loads on the right (see 4)). Also, each metal body (8)
Is generally a chassis (7) connected to a base (3)
(See the metal body (8) at the center in FIG. 1) or at an appropriate place on the one electric conductor (metal bodies (8) on both sides in FIG. 1) Had been). In addition, in FIG. 1, (6) shows the part which electrically connects the base point and each load (4), and (9) shows the base point (3) and each metal body (5), (7). , (8) are electrically connected to each other.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problems to be Solved by the Invention]

上記第1図示の如き従来の電子回路(1)では、磁気シ
ールド等によつて外来の電波等により混入するノズルを
取り除いてもノイズが残り、電子回路(1)の内部の種
々の箇所でノイズが発生することが確認された。そし
て、このノイズとして、通常のパルス状のノイズの他
に、計測器回路等の電子回路出力の0レベルが変化する
現象も確認された。
In the conventional electronic circuit (1) as shown in the above-mentioned first illustration, noise remains even if nozzles mixed by external radio waves or the like are removed by a magnetic shield or the like, and noise is generated at various places inside the electronic circuit (1). Was confirmed to occur. Then, as this noise, in addition to ordinary pulse noise, a phenomenon in which the 0 level of the output of an electronic circuit such as a measuring instrument circuit changes was confirmed.

かかる電子回路(1)内で発生するノイズの発生原因は
次のように考えられることが、本件発明者により見出さ
れた。
The inventors of the present invention have found that the cause of the noise generated in the electronic circuit (1) is considered as follows.

すなわち、上記第1図示の従来の電子回路(1)では、
直流電源(2)の一方極性の出力と各負荷(4)のこの
出力に電気的に接続されるべき部位との電気的な接続、
及び金属体(5),(7),(8)と直流電源(2)の
一方極性との電気的な接続が、前述の如く行われていた
ので、回路設計時には本来電位差が生じないものとして
考えられている各負荷(4)の図中下側部位(基点
(3)と電気的に接続された部位)に、基点(3)に対
して比較的大きいレベルの交流成分及び直流成分を有す
る電位差が発生し、この電位差に応じて信号レベル及び
トランジスタ・ICの各接地側の電位が影響を受け、ノイ
ズが発生するものと考えられる。なお、上記電位差のう
ち交流成分が主として通常のパルス状ノイズの原因とな
り、上記電位差のうち直流成分の変化が上記電子回路出
力の0レベルの変化の原因となると考えられる。
That is, in the conventional electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG.
An electrical connection between the one-polarity output of the DC power supply (2) and a portion of each load (4) to be electrically connected to this output,
Also, since the electrical connection between the metal bodies (5), (7) and (8) and one polarity of the DC power supply (2) was made as described above, it is assumed that no potential difference originally occurs during circuit design. Each of the considered loads (4) has a relatively large level of AC component and DC component with respect to the base point (3) at the lower side portion (the portion electrically connected to the base point (3)) in the figure. It is considered that a potential difference is generated, and the signal level and the potential on the ground side of the transistor / IC are affected by the potential difference, and noise is generated. It is considered that the AC component of the potential difference is a main cause of normal pulse noise, and the change of the DC component of the potential difference is a cause of the 0 level change of the electronic circuit output.

そして、上記比較的大きいレベルの交流成分及び直流成
分を有する電位差は、次の二つの理由で生ずるものと考
えられる。第一に、上記第1図示の従来の電子回路
(1)では、前述の如く基点(3)と接続された一本の
電気導体上の異なる何点かに各負荷(4)が接続されて
いたので、各負荷(4)を流れる電流や回路各部に存す
る分布容量を流れる過渡電流等が合成されて上記電気導
体内を流れることとなる。したがつて、上記電気導体内
を流れる電流はその交流成分のレベルも直流成分のレベ
ルも比較的大きくなり、この電流に応じて上記電気導体
内で電圧降下が発生し、基点(3)に対して各負荷
(4)の図中下側部位に比較的大きいレベルの交流成分
及び直流成分を有する電位差が生ずるものと考えられ
る。なお、この電位差の交流成分による変動によつて回
路各部に存する分布容量に加わる電圧レベルが変動し、
該分布容量に充電又は放電の過渡電流が流れ、この過渡
電流が再び上記電位差の交流成分を引き起こし、これを
繰り返すものと考えられる。なお、前述の如く上記電気
導体内を流れる電流は各負荷を流れる電流も合成したも
のであるので、温度や湿度等の変化に従つて各負荷
(4)に流れる電流の直流成分が変化すると、上記電気
導体内に流れる電流の直流成分の変化が比較的大きくな
り、このため、上記電位差の直流成分の変化が大きくな
るものと考えられる。第二に、上記第1図示の従来の電
子回路(1)では、前述の如く、基点(3)と接続され
たシールド線のシールド(5)やシヤーシ(7)等に各
負荷(4)が接続されたり、各金属体(8)がシヤーシ
(7)又は上記一本の電気導体上の適当箇所に接続され
たりしていたので、何らかの原因で各金属体(5),
(7),(8)の電位が変動すると、その変動分が、基
点(3)に対して各負荷(4)の図中下側部位に直接に
電位差を発生させるものと考えられる。
The potential difference having the relatively large level AC component and DC component is considered to occur for the following two reasons. Firstly, in the conventional electronic circuit (1) shown in the first drawing, each load (4) is connected to several different points on one electric conductor connected to the base point (3) as described above. Therefore, the current flowing through each load (4), the transient current flowing through the distributed capacitance existing in each portion of the circuit, and the like are combined and flow in the electric conductor. Therefore, the current flowing in the electric conductor has a relatively high level of the alternating current component and the level of the direct current component, and a voltage drop occurs in the electric conductor in response to this current, with respect to the base point (3). It is considered that a potential difference having a relatively large level of AC component and DC component is generated in the lower portion of each load (4) in the figure. Note that the voltage level applied to the distributed capacitance in each part of the circuit changes due to the change in the potential difference due to the AC component,
It is considered that a transient current for charging or discharging flows in the distributed capacitance, and this transient current again causes the alternating-current component of the potential difference and repeats this. As described above, the current flowing through the electric conductor is also a combination of the currents flowing through the loads. Therefore, if the DC component of the current flowing through each load (4) changes according to changes in temperature, humidity, etc., It is considered that the change in the DC component of the current flowing in the electric conductor is relatively large, and thus the change in the DC component of the potential difference is large. Secondly, in the conventional electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. 1, each load (4) is applied to the shield (5) and the chassis (7) of the shield wire connected to the base point (3) as described above. Since each metal body (8) is connected to the chassis (7) or an appropriate place on the one electric conductor, each metal body (5),
It is considered that when the potentials of (7) and (8) fluctuate, the fluctuation causes a potential difference directly to the lower part of each load (4) in the figure with respect to the base point (3).

本発明は、前述のノイズ発生原因に着目してなされたも
ので、上記第1図示の如き従来の電子回路(1)の内部
の種々の箇所で発生していたノイズの発生を防止するこ
とができる方法を提供しようとするものである。
The present invention has been made by paying attention to the cause of the above-mentioned noise generation, and it is possible to prevent the generation of the noise generated at various places inside the conventional electronic circuit (1) as shown in the first diagram. It seeks to provide a way to do it.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕 このため、本発明では、直流電源の正極出力と負極出力
との間に複数の負荷がそれぞれ電気的に接続されてなる
電子回路であつて、その周囲に存する複数の金属体が上
記直流電源の一方極性の出力に電気的に接続されるもの
において、上記直流電源の一方極性の出力端を基点と
し、該一方極性の出力に電気的に接続されるべき上記各
負荷の部位と上記基点との間をそれぞれ単独で配線する
とともに、上記各金属体と上記基点との間をそれぞれ単
独で配線する。
[Means for Solving the Problems] Therefore, in the present invention, an electronic circuit in which a plurality of loads are electrically connected between the positive electrode output and the negative electrode output of the DC power supply, respectively, is present in the vicinity thereof. In the case where a plurality of metal bodies are electrically connected to the one-polarity output of the DC power supply, the one-polarity output end of the DC power supply is used as a base point, and the one-polarity output is electrically connected to the one-polarity output. Wiring is individually performed between each load portion and the base point, and wiring is independently performed between each metal body and the base point.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明を第2図に従つて具体的に説明する。 Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described with reference to FIG.

第2図は本発明を使用した電子回路(1)の例を示すも
ので、前述の第1図示の電子回路(2)と対応するもの
であり、第1図と同一構成部分には同一符号を付し、そ
の説明を省略する。
FIG. 2 shows an example of an electronic circuit (1) using the present invention, which corresponds to the electronic circuit (2) shown in FIG. 1, and the same components as those in FIG. Is attached and the description thereof is omitted.

本発明を使用した第2図示の電子回路(1)では、上記
従来の第1図示の電子回路(1)と同様に直流電源
(2)の一方極性の出力端が基点(3)とされている
が、上記従来の第1図示の電子回路(1)と異なり、直
流電源(2)の一方極性の出力に電気的に接続されるべ
き各負荷(4)の部位と基点(3)との間がそれぞれ単
独で配線されている。すなわち、各負荷(4)の上記部
位と基点(3)との間が、他と絶縁した電気導体を用い
て個別に接続されており、各負荷(4)の上記部位は基
点(3)以外で他と接続されていない。また、第2図示
の電子回路(1)では、第1図示の電子回路(1)と異
なり、各金属体(5),(7),(8)と基点(3)と
の間がそれぞれ単独で配線されている。すなわち、各金
属体(5),(7),(8)と基点(3)との間が、他
と絶縁した電気導体を用いて個別に接続されており、各
金属体(5),(7),(8)は基点(3)以外で他と
接続されていない。
In the electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. 2 using the present invention, the output terminal of one polarity of the DC power supply (2) is used as the base point (3) as in the electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. However, unlike the above-mentioned conventional electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. 1, the load (4) and the base point (3) of each load (4) to be electrically connected to the one-polarity output of the DC power supply (2) The spaces are individually wired. That is, the portion of each load (4) and the base point (3) are individually connected using an electric conductor insulated from the others, and the portion of each load (4) is other than the base point (3). Is not connected to the other. In the electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. 2, unlike the electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. 1, the metal bodies (5), (7), (8) and the base point (3) are isolated from each other. Is wired in. That is, the metal bodies (5), (7), (8) and the base point (3) are individually connected using an electric conductor insulated from the other, and the metal bodies (5), ( 7) and (8) are not connected to others except the base point (3).

このように本発明を使用した第2図示の電子回路(1)
によれば、第一に、直流電源(2)の一方極性の出力に
電気的に接続されるべき各負荷(4)の部位(図中下側
部位)と基点(3)との間がそれぞれ単独で配線されて
いるので、その各配線(電気導体)には、対応する負荷
(4)を流れる電流及びその負荷(4)付近の分布容量
を流れる電流がそれぞれ単独で流れることとなる。した
がつて、上記各配線を流れる電流はその交流成分のレベ
ルも直流成分のレベルも上記第1図示の従来の電子回路
(1)に比べて十分小さくなり、基点(3)に対する各
負荷(4)の図中下側部分の電位差はその交流成分のレ
ベルも直流成分のレベルも十分に小さくなり、ほぼ同電
位になる。このように、上記電位差の交流成分のレベル
が小さくなるので、回路各部に存する分布容量に加わる
電圧レベルの変動が従来に比べて小さくなり、該分布容
量に流れる過渡電流も十分に小さくなり、この点からも
上記電位差の交流成分のレベルが十分に小さくなる。
The second illustrated electronic circuit (1) using the present invention as described above
According to the above, firstly, between the site (lower site in the figure) and the base point (3) of each load (4) to be electrically connected to the one-polarity output of the DC power supply (2), respectively. Since they are wired independently, the current flowing through the corresponding load (4) and the current flowing through the distributed capacitance in the vicinity of the load (4) individually flow through each wiring (electric conductor). Therefore, the current flowing through each of the wirings has a sufficiently low level of the AC component and the level of the DC component as compared with the conventional electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG. 1, and the load (4) with respect to the base point (3) The potential difference in the lower part of the figure in () is substantially the same in both the AC component level and the DC component level. In this way, the level of the AC component of the potential difference becomes small, so that the fluctuation of the voltage level applied to the distributed capacitance existing in each part of the circuit becomes smaller than the conventional one, and the transient current flowing in the distributed capacitance becomes sufficiently small. Also from this point, the level of the AC component of the above potential difference becomes sufficiently small.

また、前述の如く上記各配線には対応する負荷(4)が
流れる電流がそれぞれ個別に流れるので、温度や湿度等
が変化しても、上記各配線にそれぞれ流れる電流の直流
成分の変化は従来に比べて小さくなり、このため、上記
電位差の直流成分の変化も十分小さくなる。
Further, as described above, the currents flowing through the corresponding loads (4) individually flow through the respective wirings. Therefore, even if the temperature, humidity, etc. change, the change in the DC component of the currents flowing through the respective wirings is conventionally changed. Therefore, the change in the DC component of the potential difference is sufficiently small.

また、本発明を使用した上記第2図示の電子回路(1)
によれば、第二に、各金属体(5),(7),(8)と
基点(3)との間がそれぞれ単独で配線されているの
で、たとえ各金属体(5),(7),(8)の電位が変
化しても、直流電源(2)の基点(3)の電位を変化さ
せるだけで、その変化は基点(3)に対して各負荷
(4)の図中下側部位に何ら電位差を生じさせない。
In addition, the electronic circuit (1) shown in the second figure using the present invention.
Secondly, according to the second method, the metal bodies (5), (7), (8) and the base point (3) are individually wired. ), (8) changes, just change the potential of the base point (3) of the DC power supply (2), the change is lower than the base point (3) of each load (4) in the figure. No potential difference is generated in the side part.

以上説明した二つの点から、本発明を使用した第2図示
の電子回路(1)では、基点(3)に対する各負荷
(4)の図中下側部分の電位差はその交流成分のレベル
も直流成分のレベルも十分に小さくなり、ほぼ同電位と
なり、また、その電位差の直流成分の変化も十分に小さ
くなる。したがつて、従来の第1図示の電子回路(1)
内で発生していたパルス状のノイズや電子回路出力の0
レベルの変動などのノイズの発生が有効に防止される。
From the two points described above, in the second illustrated electronic circuit (1) using the present invention, the potential difference of the lower part of each load (4) in the figure with respect to the base point (3) is the level of the AC component as well as the DC The level of the component is also sufficiently small and becomes almost the same potential, and the change in the DC component of the potential difference is also sufficiently small. Therefore, the electronic circuit (1) shown in FIG.
Pulse-like noise that has been generated inside and 0 of electronic circuit output
Generation of noise such as level fluctuation is effectively prevented.

なお、本発明が使用された第2図示の如き電子回路
(1)を用いた機器を大地に接地するか、あるいはこの
機器を設置した場所の電位にする必要がある場合には、
上記基点(3)に直接接続する。その場合、大地等に接
続するための機器側の接地端子は予めシヤーシ等と絶縁
し、他と絶縁した電気導体を用いて該接地端子と基点
(3)とを直接接続しておく。
In addition, when it is necessary to ground the equipment using the electronic circuit (1) as shown in FIG. 2 in which the present invention is used to the ground or to set the potential of the place where this equipment is installed,
It is directly connected to the base point (3). In that case, the ground terminal on the device side for connecting to the ground or the like is previously insulated from the chassis or the like, and the ground terminal and the base point (3) are directly connected using an electric conductor insulated from the other.

なお、本発明では、直流電源(2)の一方極性の出力端
を基点(3)とするが、その出力の極性は正極及び負極
のいずれでも、同様にノイズの発生を防止することがで
きる。
In the present invention, the one-polarity output end of the DC power supply (2) is used as the base point (3), but noise can be similarly prevented regardless of whether the output polarity is positive or negative.

次に、本発明を種々の電子回路に実際に使用した場合の
効果について説明する。
Next, effects obtained when the present invention is actually used in various electronic circuits will be described.

(1)テレビ回路に実施した場合 画面では白がきれいになり、特に雪景色に直射日光があ
つた場面では目の痛くなるような感じから影の部分の白
までの段階がきれいに表現され、人の肌等の中間色も自
然色に近い感じで表現される。そして、画面の走査線も
ほとんど見えなくなり、画像が安定するため一般的なテ
レビ画面らしさが減少し、フイルムの場合に近くなるの
で長時間見ても目の疲れが少ない等の効果がある。
(1) When applied to a television circuit White is beautiful on the screen, and especially in a scene where direct sunlight hits a snow scene, the stages from the feeling of eye pain to the white part of the shadow are clearly expressed, Intermediate colors such as skin are also expressed as if they were natural colors. Further, the scanning lines on the screen are almost invisible, the image is stable, the general TV screen likeness is reduced, and it is close to that of a film, so that there is little eye fatigue even when viewed for a long time.

音声は実施前に比べて澄んだ音になり、特に楽器等の高
音部もよくでるようになつたため離れた位置でも聞きや
すくなつた。そして音声のボリユームは、実施前は半分
以上回すと音が歪んでいたが実施後はボリユームをあげ
ても歪まなくなつた等の効果があつた。そして、これら
の効果は電子回路内でノイズが発生しなくなつたために
現れた現象である。
The voice became clearer than before, and especially the high-pitched parts of musical instruments became easier to hear, making it easier to hear even at distant positions. Before the implementation, the volume of the voice was distorted when it was turned more than half, but after the implementation, even if the volume was raised, it was not distorted. And these effects are the phenomena which appeared because the noise was not generated in the electronic circuit.

(2)携帯用ラジオ回路に実施した場合 (1)のテレビの音声の場合と同じ効果がでた。(2) When implemented in a portable radio circuit The same effect as in the case of TV sound in (1) was obtained.

(3)トランスレス受信機回路に実施した場合 これは真空管の時代からトランジスタ、IC、の時代に変
わつてもノイズの発生原因は変わつていないはずだから
これを試すためV社製の真空管式受信機に本発明の方法
を実施した。このトランスレス方式では電源スイツチを
入れると大きなハム音が入り時間の経過と共にこのハム
音が小さくなつて、ある程度小さくなると放送音が入り
だしこの音がだんだん大きくなつて安定するが、小さな
ハム音が残る。このハム音は交流電源の差込プラブの極
性を逆にすると大きさの変わる特性があり、このハム音
の小さい方の極性で使用する。
(3) When implemented in a transformerless receiver circuit Even if this changes from the era of vacuum tubes to the era of transistors and ICs, the cause of noise should not have changed. The machine was subjected to the method of the present invention. In this transformerless method, when the power switch is turned on, a large hum sounds and the hum becomes smaller with the passage of time, and when the sound gets smaller to some extent, the broadcast sound starts to come in and the sound gradually increases and stabilizes, but a small hum sounds. Remain. This hum has the characteristic that the size changes when the polarity of the plug of the AC power supply is reversed, and it is used with the smaller polarity of this hum.

本発明の方法を実施した結果は、ハム音が完全に消え、
そして、(1)のテレビの音声の場合と同じ効果があつ
た。
The result of carrying out the method of the present invention is that the hum sound disappears completely,
Then, the same effect as in the case of the television sound of (1) was obtained.

(4)計測器類の回路に実施した場合 計測機器、記録器等に本発明の方法を実施した場合は、
計測機器、記録器等の内部で発生したノイズを除去する
為のフイルター等がいらなくなるため、今までは周波数
がノイズと同じか、近かつた為にデータとしては捨てら
れ、利用できなかつた貴重なデータが得られるようにな
る。又、ノイズの一種であるところの各計測機器等から
でてくる出力信号の0レベルの変動も発生しなくなる。
このことは、今までこれらの計測データを計算機で処理
する場合に、データレコーダでテープ上に記録したアナ
ログデータをデジタルデータに変換する時、この0レベ
ルに変動があると変換後のデジタルデータが不正確とな
るのでこの処理上に問題があつたが、これらの問題も解
消することが出来る等の効果がある。
(4) When applied to the circuits of measuring instruments When the method of the present invention is applied to measuring instruments, recorders, etc.,
Since there is no need for a filter to remove noise generated inside measuring instruments and recorders, the frequency is the same as the noise until now, or it was discarded as data because it was close to now, and it is unusable. Data will be obtained. Further, the 0 level fluctuation of the output signal, which is a kind of noise, coming out from each measuring device or the like does not occur.
This means that, when converting these analog data recorded on tape with a data recorder to digital data when processing these measurement data with a computer, if the 0 level fluctuates, the converted digital data will be Since it becomes inaccurate, there are problems in this processing, but there is an effect that these problems can be solved.

電流測定で主として1〜10マイクロアンペア程度の測定
電流に対して平均10ミリアンペア位のノイズが入つてく
るため計測ができなかつた例であるが、この同電位にす
る方法の原理を応用してノイズの発生を防止したこと
で、この微少電流を長期間にわたつて連続測定したデー
タもある。
This is an example in which it is not possible to measure because the noise of about 10 milliamperes on average enters into the measured current of about 1 to 10 microamperes in the current measurement. Some data have been obtained by continuously measuring this minute current over a long period of time by preventing the occurrence of.

上記のような効果と共に機器の製作面でも一部フイルタ
ー等の省略でスペース的にも小形化する可能性もあり、
又、比較的高価なフイルター等の省略により生産原価を
安くする等の効果もある。
In addition to the above effects, there is also the possibility of downsizing in terms of space by omitting some filters etc. in terms of manufacturing equipment,
In addition, the production cost can be reduced by omitting a relatively expensive filter.

そして、本発明はノイズに悩まされている多くの電子機
器のうちロボツトや電子回路を使つた制御機器等で突発
的に発生し、再現性のない危険な事故には特に有効な対
策の方法であり、電子機器等の製作段階ならこの方法は
簡単に実施できることからその効果は非常に大きい。
And, the present invention is a method that is particularly effective for a dangerous accident that occurs suddenly in a control device using a robot or an electronic circuit among many electronic devices suffering from noise, and has no reproducibility. However, since this method can be easily implemented at the manufacturing stage of electronic devices and the like, its effect is very large.

〔発明の効果〕〔The invention's effect〕

本発明によれば、電子回路の内部の種々の箇所で発生す
るノイズの発生を有効に防止することができる。
According to the present invention, it is possible to effectively prevent the generation of noise that occurs at various locations inside an electronic circuit.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図は従来の電子回路の例を示す回路図、第2図は本
発明の方法を使用した電子回路の例を示す回路図であ
る。 (1)……電子回路、(2)……直流電源、(3)……
基点、(4)……負荷、(5)……シールド(金属
体)、(6)……基点と負荷を接続した部分、(7)…
…シヤーシ(金属体)、(8)……金属体、(9)……
基点と金属体を接続した部分。
FIG. 1 is a circuit diagram showing an example of a conventional electronic circuit, and FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram showing an example of an electronic circuit using the method of the present invention. (1) …… Electronic circuit, (2) …… DC power supply, (3) ……
Base point, (4) …… load, (5) …… shield (metal body), (6) …… portion connecting the base point and load, (7) ...
… Chassis (metal body), (8) …… Metal body, (9) ……
The part where the base point and the metal body are connected.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】直流電源の正極出力と負極出力との間に複
数の負荷がそれぞれ電気的に接続されてなる電子回路で
あつて、その周囲に存する複数の金属体が上記直流電源
の一方極性の出力に電気的に接続されるものにおいて、 上記直流電源の一方極性の出力端を基点とし、該一方極
性の出力に電気的に接続されるべき上記各負荷の部位と
上記基点との間をそれぞれ単独で配線するとともに、上
記各金属体と上記基点との間をそれぞれ単独で配線する
ことを特徴とする電子回路内で発生するノイズの発生を
防止する方法。
1. An electronic circuit in which a plurality of loads are electrically connected between a positive electrode output and a negative electrode output of a DC power supply, respectively, wherein a plurality of metal bodies around the load are one polarity of the DC power supply. Which is electrically connected to the output of the DC power supply, the output terminal of one polarity of the DC power supply is used as a base point, and the portion of each load to be electrically connected to the output of the one polarity is connected to the base point. A method for preventing generation of noise generated in an electronic circuit, characterized in that wiring is performed independently, and wiring is independently performed between each of the metal bodies and the base point.
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