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Improve EMC testing results by modeling EMI filters correctly. A computer model that includes parasitic elements is essential for predicting how filters will …
Improve EMC testing results by modeling EMI filters correctly. A computer model that includes parasitic elements is essential for predicting how filters will perform in your circuit.
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Filter insertion loss is a measure of how well an EMI filter attenuates a signal as it passes through the filter. Let's find out how to calculate it.
This article is the second of a four-part series that looks at cable shielding for electromagnetic compatibility. Let's explore more in this blog.
How Much Shielding Do You Need? You need to select a cable shield that provides enough attenuation to get the job done, without over-designing and adding unnecessary cost and complexity.
Reduce Emissions and Boost Immunity Just by Twisting Cable Leads
Twisting wire pairs in a cable has four major benefits. Two are pretty obvious. Two are pretty subtle. Twisting improves performance when two adjacent wires are carrying signal and return current in opposite directions. Likewise, for power and return current.
