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Analysis of interfering signals in structures of integrated circuits
The electromagnetic compatibility serves as a measure for the possibility of coexistence of numerous electronic systems occupying a common environment without unwanted electromagnetic couplings that could interfere with correct functioning of individual systems [1]. The integrated circuits can be assumed to be independent electronic systems set up of individual operational blocks. The conveying of signals between blocks is provided by networks of electrical leads.