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Engineers trust proven principles, navigate unknowns through experience, and lean on colleagues when problems arise. This exploration reveals how collaboration and generosity drive technical work forward. Amid the calculations and compliance demands, engineering remains fundamentally human—powered by the connections we build and the knowledge we share.

Discover how cutting-edge RF absorbing materials are revolutionizing electronics—from innovative MXenes and acoustic metamaterials to eco-friendly bio-based alternatives. These breakthroughs are transforming device performance while tackling electromagnetic interference and environmental challenges. The future of sustainable, high-performance electronics starts here.

Explore the essential role of capacitors in electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression. From ceramic to electrolytic options, discover how proper selection and placement of these components can significantly improve circuit performance and reliability in electronic design.

Engineers often undervalue communication skills during their education, focusing solely on technical courses. This article argues for changing the public perception of engineers from "techno-nerds" to articulate professionals by encouraging them to engage with their communities and share their work.

Discover the key sources of uncertainty in radiated emissions testing and learn how to calculate measurement uncertainty budgets. Essential insights for EMC professionals seeking more accurate and reliable test results.

Greetings. I am Patrick André, an independent EMC consultant in the Pacific Northwest. Having...

This month's blog explains X-type capacitors, which suppress emissions in switch-mode power supplies and variable drives.

As a product designer, a major issue you'll face is radiated emissions. This month, we'll outline the basic tools to characterize and mitigate radiated emissions at your workbench. This summarizes the fundamental test equipment to identify sources of harmonic noise and characterize radiated emissions.