A review of the test methodologies and equipment required to perform GR-1089-CORE lightning and power cross testing.

A proposed set of new test methods may provide more accurate attenuation data.

“Swap-in” connectors can be key in meeting tough emission specifications such as EN 55024 and CISPR 24. »

Successfully dealing with EMC in space systems requires strong EMC engineering.

The geometry of magnetic components can affect the incidence of unwanted low frequency radiation in the magnetic field.

EMC regulation of solar installation equipment has failed to keep pace with actual developments.

In the weeks since the new, revamped Interference Technology website was launched, we’ve received many compliments on the fresh clean new look.

The “-2” standard is increasingly important in the electrical medical device world.

Test standards are running behind the fast pace of technological change.

The essential information about which tests apply to automotive product types is now contained within the one directive.

There is a greater need than ever to consider the radiated interference between individual equipment and adjacent circuits on PCBs.

Incorporation of a circular polarizer is a powerful option for enhancing LCD contrast.

Attenuation performance is the single, most critical factor in selecting RF shielding materials.

Abstract: Optimal shielding helps meet the challenges of cramming maximum functionality into minimal PCB space.

Abstract: PCB enclosure design, manufacture and assembly need to be considered early in equipment design to avoid costly modifications and delays in bringing the product to market.

Abstract: Testing throughout the design process simplifies product development and helps assure equipment compliance with the limits of GR-1089-CORE.

Abstract: The incorporation of MOTS and COTS equipment into defense systems often requires EM barriers.

Abstract: Simulation saves time, money, and effort in resolving EMI problems in any application.

Abstract: High frequency, broadband performance links recent improvements in EMI shielding components.

Abstract: Affordable transient protection is now available within electronic connectors.