I'm drawing up a small board for the Recom RAC10-12DK AC-DC converter. It can be made very compact, even with IEC input, fuse and output filter onboard. But to achieve that, I've to run the output tracks under the converter. Do I risk picking up radiated noise or are these little boxes shielded well enough ?
So, back to the drawing board or not ?
So, back to the drawing board or not ?
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Thanks for the answer. Yes, I have a topside gnd plane right now and the power lines running under it. The big squares are smd shielded inductors. Normally, I would populate either the left or the right side, it gives me more flexibility.
I guess my question should be: is it ok to use that topside gnd plane for the gnd output or should it be used only as shield ?
I guess my question should be: is it ok to use that topside gnd plane for the gnd output or should it be used only as shield ?
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