BS G 257-2:1998

Committees responsible
Foreword
Guide
1 Scope
2 Informative references
3 Design of the airframe
4 Design of the system installation
5 Design of the equipment
Tables
1 Bond resistances
2 Typical signal classifications for the purposes of
    cable segregation
3 Recommended types of cables for particular applications
Figures
1 The effect of airframe geometry on airframe current to
    effect coupling
2 Airframe geometries which will provide useful protection
3 Preferred cable routes in a typical front fuselage
    section
4 Parallel and normal electric field components
5 Screening mechanism against electric field component
6 Magnetic field component coupling with a cable loop
7 Magnetic field null at screen centre
8 The definition of cable surface transfer impedance
9 Test arrangement for surface transfer impedance
    measurement
10 Typical surface transfer impedance values for cable
    measured in figure 9
11 Three simple options for screen and equipment bonding
12 Resistive earth planes or poor bonding drives earth
    currents along screens
13 Possibilities for video signalling
14 Summary of cable screen terminations
15 The effect of pigtail terminations
16 Possibilities for OV referencing
17 Equipment case protection
18 Inter-winding capacitance reduction
19 Typical unbalanced input
20 Optical isolator installation
21 Earthing philosophies
22 Combined filter and surge arrestor
23 Filter installation
24 Gasket installation in bolted joints
25 Gasket installation in access panel
26 Common impedance and its alleviation
27 Board layout guidelines
28 OV and supply track vee layout
29 Mounting of continuous decoupling capacitors
List of references