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Young Innovators Collaborate to Build Satellite

An after school program in Miami Dade county is responsible for facilitating the development...

The Future as Compliance Engineers

For most with an affinity to compliance engineering, little time is spent on thinking...

EMC and the Smart Grid

The smart grid is a rapidly emerging topic in the field of electrical and...

The Future of EMC Engineering: Printed Circuit Boards of the Future

Almost every electrical device has a physical structure that contains transmission lines. We call...

The Future of EMC Engineering: The Need for Energy Conservation

Most of the time we only think about our daily work, either research or...
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The Future of EMC Engineering: EMC and Functional Safety

Certain types of electronic products generate electromagnetic interference (EMI). Digital devices may emit EMI...

The Future of EMC Engineering: EMC versus Compliance Engineering

When we mention the acronym EMC, or electromagnetic compatibility, we generally think about how...

The Future of EMC Engineering: Simulation versus Experience – Which is Better?

As a contributing author to present a series of controversial articles with the intent...

The Future of EMC Engineering: Compliance Engineering in the Future

Have you ever thought about the future and products that will need regulatory approval?...

The Future of EMC Engineering: Why FR-4 is Obsolete for Tomorrow’s Technology

A discussion topic between designers, namely those who only do circuit design and have no interest in the field of EMC, and compliance engineers attempting to meet regulatory compliance requirements, is the use of FR-4 as the core material for printed circuit board construction. Fiberglass Resin (FR) is low cost and has been used in almost every electrical product for decades, with exceptions such as military and satellite applications, harsh environmental conditions, and other unique uses. The disagreement lies with the extent that we can use FR-4 in high frequency applications and should we be concerned more with electrical performance or manufacturing and assembly.

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