Articles Tagged with ''EMI''

New product portfolio with more than 250 configurations and countless customization options ensures optimal signal integrity and electromagnetic compatibility.

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Würth Elektronik has launched its hybrid WE-EMIP EMI absorber sheet, a convenient solution for preventing electromagnetic interference. 

Mobix Labs Inc. launched its latest EMI filtered ARINC 404 and ARINC 600 connectors for defense and aerospace applications. 

Offering an improved shield design over previous-generation solutions, and polarity marked for more consistent EMI performance, the Vishay Dale IHLE-4040DDEW-5A lowers costs and saves board space by potentially eliminating the need for separate board-level Faraday shielding.

Signal Edge Solutions announced a strategic partnership with Select Fabricators where Signal Edge Solutions distribute Select Fabricators' range of EMI shielding tents, pouches, curtains and signal isolation enclosures.

At the EMV show 2024 in Cologne, Rohde & Schwarz showcases a comprehensive range of EMC test and measurement solutions, ranging from standalone instruments and software to application-specific systems. 

For both device developers and conformance test houses the R&S EPL1000 EMI test receiver offers fast, accurate, and reliable EMI compliance measurements up to 30 MHz at the best price in its class.

Spectrum Control Inc., introduced a family of modular power EMI filters bringing high performance and design flexibility to a variety of MIL-STD-461 designs with SWaP-C requirements.

The proliferation of electronic products has made compatibility between devices increasingly important. Products must not interfere with one another and must be designed to be immune to external energy sources. Kenneth Wyatt helps product designers or EMC engineers learn how to characterize this self-generated EMI so that these issues are addressed early when costs and design changes are minimized.