Equipment failure resulting from TOVs can be reduced by proper coordination of the line fuse and MOV »

The proper number of decoupling capacitors and their proper value are always topics of debate between EMC engineers and design engineers.

Series-mode filters contain residual surge voltage within normal power line voltage ranges while avoiding the inconvenience and costs of downtime.

Thin and flexible materials can provide simple and innovative solutions for hardware engineers.

Portable electronics manufacturers must evaluate coating processes based on consistency, repeatability, economy, and the availability of applicators worldwide.

Heat-shrink tubing can provide a versatile EMI shielding solution.

How does aging affect the shielding effectiveness of a gasket?

Surge damage as a result of long cables connected to low voltage data systems can be prevented.

There is no generic solution for all problems associated with I/O interfaces.

Affordable transient protection is now available within electronic connectors.

The hazards posed by electromagnetic fields must be factored into modern building design for the protection of both workers and vital electronics.

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

Critical items need to be identified for a particular calibration method.

Measurement uncertainty associated with the bicon/log hybrid antenna for radiated emissions and site validation tests relate to many factors, including height dependency, polarization and loading.

A proper understanding of antennas requires familiarity with electromagnetics, circuit theory, electronics, and signal processing.

Improved gain and pattern behavior of these horns makes them ideal for use in other applications outside of EMC.

Optimum antenna selection plays a vital part in effective automotive emissions testing.

Though far from certain, it looks as if 6 GHz is a strong candidate for the upper frequency for consumer products.

Losses can arise from polarization mismatches.

PBG structures have been explored as a way of reducing harmonics.