屏蔽线屏蔽层应一端接地还是两端接地（Should the shielding layer of the shielding line be grounded at one end or both ends）.docVIP

屏蔽线屏蔽层应一端接地还是两端接地（Should the shielding layer of the shielding line be grounded at one end or both ends） Should the shielding layer of the shielding line be grounded at one end or both ends? Shielded grounding is usually handled in two ways: shielding, single ended grounding and double ended shielding. The single end grounding of shielding layer is to direct the metal shield layer directly at one end of the shielding cable, the other end is not grounded or through protective earthing. In the case of single end grounding of shielding layer, there is an induced voltage between the metal shield layer of the non grounded terminal and the earth. The induced voltage is in direct proportion to the length of the cable, but the potential free circulation of the shield layer passes. Single ended grounding is to suppress electromagnetic potential interference by suppressing potential difference. This grounding mode is suitable for shorter lines, and the induction voltage corresponding to the cable length shall not exceed the safe voltage. The presence of electrostatic induction voltage will affect the stability of the circuit signal, and sometimes the antenna effect can be formed. Double end grounding is to connect the ends of the shielding layer of the shielding cable to the ground. In the double shielding layer grounding case, metal shielding layer can not generate induced voltage, but the metal shielding layer interference effect of flux will produce circulation by shielding, if potential sites A and B sites are not equal, will form a great potential of circulation, circulation will produce offset effect on signal attenuation. The power cable is grounded on both sides, and the PE at the motor end must be connected to the PE at the driver end, and finally to the ground bus in the chassis. The signal line needs to be treated differently. In general, analog signals claim single ended grounding to avoid the ground currents that affect the signal when the ground potential is diff