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Our purge workstations are highly customizable and configurable to fit your exact hazardous area needs. Please visit VarTech’s Purge Workstations Technical Information Page (http://www.vartechsystems.com/techsheets/c1d1-purge-workstations.html) for more information or call our Hazardous Area Workstation Specialist at 1-800-298-0300.

VarTech's All-Weather All-Terrain Series expands to include ultra rugged military grade lcd displays and all-in-one computers #ruggeddisplays #ruggedcomputers http://www.vartechsystems.com/products/newsroom/flyers/Military-AW-May2018.html

Rugged? Dependable? Definitely. VarTech's VT190ESW-A fully-enclosed workstation after 8 years in the wild and still running strong. #ruggedworkstation #ruggedpc http://www.vartechsystems.com/products/model/toughstation/VT190ESW-A.asp #rugged pc #rugged computers #rugged workstations #industrial grade #industrial grade computers

VarTech Systems Inc. will be exhibiting at OTC2018, booth 7202 of the NRG Arena, NRG Park - Houston, Texas April 30th through May 3rd. Stop by for a visit and check out some of our industrial grade LCD displays and all-in-one computers. Our fully-sealed products are engineered tough, and designed to operate in harsh offshore oil and gas environments! Visit our website to learn more about our rugged displays and computers OR give us a call at 1-800-223-8050. #ruggedcomputers #rugged displays #otc 2018 #offshore computers #offshore video monitors #oil rig omputers #oil platforms #vartech systems www.vartechsystems.com

All-Weather, All-Terrain LCD Video Displays & All-in-One Computers from VarTech Systems Inc. - Flat Panel Monitor Displays and All-in-One LCD computers resistant to a multitude of weather and environmental conditions throughout various demanding industries. Visit our website for more information about our All Weather Series or call us at 800-223-8050. #all weather displays #all weather computers #rugged computers #rugged displays #industrial grade displays #industrial grade computers #marine grade #military grade http://www.vartechsystems.com/products/All-Weather-Displays/default.asp

VarTech's rugged rack mount displays and all-in-one computers are engineered to perform in mission critical applications and meet tough industrial and military requirements. To learn more, please download our rack mount 1-sheet http://www.vartechsystems.com/products/pdf/flyers/rackmountslick.pdf or call us toll free at 1-800-223-8050.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements for military and commercial equipment has become customary in modern electronic systems . VarTech Systems has years of various EMC experience and can provide solutions tailored to exact method and procedural testing specifications. VarTech offers a design to meet product set, as well as fully qualified solutions. Contact a technical sales engineer to discuss your requirements. Download our EMI 1-Sheet - http://www.vartechsystems.com/pdf/flyers/EMIslick.pdf

VarTech's Ultra Rugged Military displays and LCD/Computers are IP67/NEMA 6 rated and designed to meet demanding MIL-STD/MIL-SPC requirements. Engineered and tested to operate in battlefield environments, these units are weather proof, shock & vibration resistant, and are equipped with wide operational temperature components. The machined black power-coat aluminum construction allows for exceptional corrosion resistance and protection from the elements. Click on the image above to download our all-weather military grade 1-sheet

VarTech Systems Inc., a leading North American manufacturer of Hazardous Area and Industrial Grade LCD Displays, LCD/Computers and Workstations announce a greatly expanded portfolio of VarTech Hazardous Area LCD’s and Computers. http://www.vartechsystems.com/products/newsroom/PressRelease/NEWC1D2-PR.asp?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newC1D2

Rugged Purge Workstations, Class 1 Div 1 Built to Spec from VarTechsystems Inc. Expanding VarTech's popular hazardous area line of computers and displays, these Class 1 Division 1 purge models are designed and built according to the customer's application needs. The external purge system can be mounted on any side of the workstation including rear and bottom mounting options. This unit satisfies a variety of specifications for environments deemed Class 1 Division 1 rated, and is available in 17", 19" & 21.5" (wide format) sizes with offers a variety of standard and optional features. For a full list of features and options please visit VarTech's Hazardous Area products page or call us at 1-800-223-8050, for international customers please call 1.225.298.8050.

Looking forward to exhibiting at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC2017) in Houston, Texas May 1 - 4. We'll be in the NRG Arena booth 7216. If you're attending or exhibiting we encourage you to stop by our booth to check out some of VarTech's rugged display/computer solutions for the oil & gas industry.

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Since the primary concern by VarTech Systems is radiated emissions at the front of the viewing window, the standard shielding methods will be reviewed first. The standard technique is to establish a continuous shield starting with the metal enclosure. The enclosure is masked, free of powdercoat, where a conductive gasket will be applied. This includes both front and rear enclosures as well as the inside perimeter of the viewing opening in the front enclosure. The viewing window, AR glass or touchscreen, has an added ITO film applied to the rear surface. Conductive foil tape is applied in a “U” shape buss bar around the perimeter of the window. The tape makes electrical contact with the ITO film. When the viewing window is positioned, the front side of the “U” buss bar is in contact with the conductive gasket which in turn is in contact with the unfinished metal. This results in a continuous shield. For most applications, the ITO film is used for shielding. Currently, the ITO film used has a resistive value of 8 ohms/sq. This provides a fair amount of shielding. This film permits about 82% of the image brightness, called transmittance, to be visible. At a slight cost increase, a 4 ohms/sq. film is available that has somewhat better shielding effectiveness but the transmittance drops from 82% to about 75%. For extreme applications, typical of earlier CRT displays, the window shielding was typically accomplished by use of a fine wire mesh. The mesh is made from wire that is woven in both the horizontal and vertical axis. The mesh is rated as wires per inch. A 50 mesh would have 50 wires per inch. While shielding effectiveness is better as the mesh increases in wire count, the transmittance is greatly reduced. Another consideration is that the mesh must be positioned at an angle in order to reduce or eliminate moiré effects which are seen as curvy lines in the image. VarTech Systems Inc. has invested nearly 3 decades in research and development in perfecting our rugged display and computer products. EMI suppression is just one part of our intensive process of manufacturing superior quality products and solutions for the industrial, military and marine industries throughout the world. For more information about our products please visit www.vartechsystems.com or call us at 800-223-8050.

There are considered two methods when dealing with EMI. The first is called source suppression which are steps taken when designing a circuit or system. Such steps include circuit waveform control, PCB artwork layout considerations, filtering components, grounding and shielding. The second method is called containment. This method is used typically when the designer has limited or no control over source suppression methods. This is the method typically used by VarTech Systems as product designs utilize COTS materials. The containment methods include the use of braided or foil wrapped cables, conductive gaskets between metal enclosures, added ITO (indium tin oxide) film or fine wire mesh to viewing windows, conductive foil tape, and power line filters. to be concluded with Part 3 - Standard Techniques for Containing Radiated EMI

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) is defined as the adverse effect on electronic equipment due to other electronics including video displays manufactured by VarTech Systems. The interference can be in the form of radiated and conducted emissions from the display which cause noise issues with other electronic equipment. The interference can also be in the form of susceptibility radiated and conducted emissions in which the display exhibits problems due to the other electronic equipment. The radiated emissions are like a radio signal which is broadcast through the air. The conducted emissions are like noise that travels in wire that causes good signals to become corrupt... continued on 10/06/2016 Methods for Dealing with EMI