Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) occurs when RF waves clash within a circuit, mainly due to cluttered wiring and densely packed components. This interference can significantly disrupt the performance of electronic…
Imagine a situation where an electric vehicle’s battery management circuits/system suddenly experience certain malfunctions, leading your vehicle to stop unexpectedly on a high-traffic road. Your investigations on this unexpected scenario…
When it comes to medical devices, compliance with electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards is extremely critical. It’s not just about following rules; but about keeping patients safe,…
A trace is a thin, conductive copper wire placed on a non-conductive material to carry signals across the circuit. This trace has a certain defined width, height, and thickness depending…
A trace is a thin, conductive copper wire placed on a non-conductive material to carry signals across the circuit. This trace has a certain defined width, height, and thickness depending…
Electromagnetic interference or EMI, as well as radio frequency interference or RFI, cause noise or a disturbance which may impair the functioning of an electronic device or a communication network….
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is the ability of electrical or electronic equipment, printed circuit board (PCB), and so on to function normally in the presence of electromagnetic interference (EMI). EMC is…
Wind power harnesses the wind’s kinetic energy to generate electricity using turbines. Efficient turbine control electronics are utilized in wind power plants to optimize the blade angles and adjust the…
High-frequency applications commonly face the issue of electromagnetic interference, and LED lighting circuits are one of them. This issue can be mitigated by accurate board-level shielding of LED PCBs. Shielding…
Isolation from electromagnetic interference is one of the key requirements for PCB designers. They employ various proven techniques, such as using dedicated ground vias, ground planes, and galvanic isolation, to…
With businesses opting for network expansions and high-speed connectivity, the communication equipment such as routers, switches, and other connected devices need to be compatible with high-frequency signals and probable electromagnetic…
Surface Mount Technology (SMT) has transformed the electronics industry by leading a way for making compact and efficient devices that cater to various applications. As the demand for smaller, faster,…
In today’s technology-driven world, the importance of high-speed printed circuit board design cannot be ignored. With increasing data rates and frequencies, the demand for efficient and reliable high speed PCB…
Precision is of utmost importance in navigation systems, especially when it comes to critical applications such as aerospace, automotive, and maritime. Even the slightest electromagnetic interference (EMI) can cause disruptions…
Control systems play a crucial role in ensuring the efficient and safe operation of various industrial processes. These systems are responsible for monitoring, regulating, and controlling the variables that affect…
Ensuring the accuracy and consistency of data over its entire lifecycle is critical for making informed decisions, maintaining operational efficiency, and safeguarding sensitive information. But what ensures data integrity at…
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) has known to disturb the functioning of PCBs, devices, and so on, and hence needs to be controlled. There have been various efforts made as well as…
EMC or Electromagnetic Compatibility, plays a vital role in the design and development of modern electronics. With the ever-growing complexity of electronic devices, addressing EMC concerns has become increasingly important,…
Understanding and implementing EMI shielding is essential in the field of electronics and circuit board design. It plays a crucial role in protecting sensitive electronic components from external interference and…
Today’s advanced electronic gadgets have compact-sized yet multilayered printed circuit boards (PCBs) with several sensitive components mounted on them. This makes them susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency…
In today’s fast-paced environment, the use of advanced electronics is far and wide in almost all spheres of life. Today, most electronics gadgets are compact in size, and yet have…
Elimination or mitigation of interference or noise due to radio frequency (RF) or electromagnetic waves is a crucial aspect in electrical, electronic, or electromechanical devices as well as SCADA or…
Any electronic device or system comprises PCBs, interconnects, cables, and more. Interconnects often work as antennas, especially in high-frequency applications, where noise or EMI may be an issue. EMI mitigation…
High-frequency PCB design helps in the development of electronics across industries, such as telecommunications, aerospace, and medical. As the need for faster and more efficient electronic systems continues to grow,…
EMI shielding tapes play an important role in safeguarding electronic devices from electromagnetic interference (EMI). With the increasing dependence on technology in our everyday lives, EMI has become a major…
Unlike before, electronics – ranging from smartphones and laptops to household appliances and car systems – have become a vital part of our daily lives. However, ever-increasing dependency on electronic…
Cables are interfaces that connect two or more devices and transfer data, power, and so on. Hence, they form a crucial element of any network. Hence, cables must be insulated,…
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) is the capability of electronic devices and systems to operate effectively in their designated electromagnetic surroundings, without causing interference to other devices or being affected by external…
PCB (Printed Circuit Board) design is at the heart of modern electronics. It’s the intricate process of transforming ideas into functional circuitry that powers our devices. In this comprehensive guide,…
The growth of IoT among multiple verticals has led to the surge in demand for cutout and customized PCB assemblies. These PCB assemblies have complex and intricate design with multiple…
As technology continues to evolve, there is an increasing demand for smaller and lighter devices that can deliver optimum level of performance, without adding to the overall device footprint. Among…
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and microcontrollers are two critical building blocks in modern electronic systems. They provide programmable logic, processing capabilities and integrated computing and control functions, allowing designers…
Fifth generation or 5G is a new generation mobile network and a wireless standard after 4G. This technology goes beyond phones and connects various types of devices at a high…
Radio frequency waves clash against each other in a circuit with cluttered wiring and components, and this results in RFI radio frequency interference. This is similar to yet different than…
Conducted Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) is an issue that arises when unwanted electrical noise travels along the conductors of a printed circuit board (PCB). These paths can include power and ground…
With the increasing requirement for performance-driven portable electronic devices, the need to reduce power consumption and extend battery life has become the utmost necessity. There are several ways of achieving…
Board level shields help protect the components and circuits on a PCB and control electromagnetic interference. This helps the board and final device to function normally, and which is why…
Radio frequency interference (RFI) has existed way before the advent of electronics and digital signals. This is a type of interference that occurs with telephone lines, radios, and the old…
Industry standards and regulations play an important role in setting manufacturing, testing, and other guidelines, laying a common ground for all manufacturers, devising safety pointers, and so on. This helps…
At the heart of every electronic device lies a printed circuit board. These boards are made of several electronic components that emit electromagnetic signals. These signals can cause interference with…
There are various types of EMI, out of which radiation EMI signals travel freely in air. Radiated emissions or electromagnetic waves of varied frequencies from a printed circuit board may…
Electronics manufacturers understand the importance of designing electromagnetic interference shielded enclosures for a circuit board. These enclosures are designed using various materials such as pre-tin plated steel, copper alloy 770/nickel…
Board level shields have emerged as one of the popular choices for shielding PCBs from electromagnetic interference (EMI). These shields are applied onto PCBs in such a way that they…
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) are crucial design considerations when designing Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs). EMC ensures that your device functions without interference from other devices in its…
Coatings and shields are an important part of electronic devices, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and so on. Both these techniques offer protection to the board components, wires, and so on…
Copper shielding tape is a type of EMI shielding solution that can be applied to enclosures, PCBs and cables. It offers excellent performance as compared to other types of shielding…
EMI shielding helps protect electronic devices, systems, and components from electromagnetic interference. This type of interference can come from a variety of sources, like power lines, radio waves, and electrical…
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) whether on board or device level must be either managed or eliminated. This is because it interferes with the functioning of the PCB or device and may…
Printed circuit boards nowadays are complex with multiple layers, components, and so on. Additionally, the size of these boards is shrinking, these components need to be mounted carefully in a…
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) or noise is a phenomenon that occurs when signals from two components in a circuit or two devices on different circuits clash with each other. This leads…
