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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…

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When current flows in a charged conductor, it produces an electromagnetic field at about 90 degrees to the conductor. This current changes the direction of flow a number of times…

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Electronic devices are a part of everyday life and hence it is essential that they have good quality PCBAs incorporated within for proper functioning. Often at device as well as…

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A system-in -a-package (SiP) or system-in-package has gained immense popularity in recent years, as it supports miniaturization and performance. It features several integrated packages, which are enclosed in carrier chips…

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Electromagnetic interference or EMI is a known term, and it means the disturbance caused by mixing of signals coming from various nearby or connected devices. However, nowadays, electronic components and…

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Electromagnetic interference or EMI is the noise or disturbance caused by mixing of signals or waves generated from electrical and electronic devices. This may happen through conduction which is when…

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A PCB is a core to any electronic device. It is usually designed for electromagnetic field interactions. At times, these electromagnetic interactions may interfere with the working of other circuits…

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Speed, performance, cost, and portability have emerged as the high design parameters for PCB designers today. Densely populated printed circuit boards form the core of most electronic devices we use…

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As digital electronic devices play a central role in our lives, electromagnetic interference is becoming a concern. Electronic OEMs are implementing various techniques to reduce the effects of EMI on…

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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a property of the device to maintain its compatibility in the electromagnetic environment. The EMC-compatible device is the one that doesn’t emit electromagnetic waves to the…

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The demand for compact, dense, and feature-rich electronic devices is increasing every year. These devices feature printed circuit boards (PCBs), which are designed to meet their stringent performance requirements and…

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You must be very creative today to effectively match the shielding solution to the size of the components and circuits on the PCB. Today’s RF engineers are faced with new…

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SnapShot® board level shields by XGR Technologies were introduced in the market in 2002 by W.L. Gore & Associates. These shields have been successfully installed across industries, including industrial, medical,…

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Electrical devices operated in close proximity may sometimes interfere with one another. This interference may hamper the signals and create disturbances in their function. For instance, this type of interference…

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Electricity and magnetism are closely associated as the flow of current in a device forms an electromagnetic field around it. Also, a rotating magnetic field produces electric signals. However, the…

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