An Off-Chip ESD Protection for High-Speed Interfaces
Learn about the design of a stand-alone (off- chip) protection device which meets all requirements.
Conducted Emissions Bootcamp
This article offers an understanding of what conducted emissions are, their sources and paths, how to measure for them, and how to control them at different stages of design.
Canonical Statistical Model for Maximum Expected Immission of A Wire Conductor in an Aperture Enclosure
Statistical model-based EMC design is evolving for complex electronic networks installed in enclosed spaces typical of spacecraft, aircraft and automobiles.
Introduction to “EM Engineering”
Achieving electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) compliance is now straightforward, quick, and easy – using the EM Engineering process that Keith Armstrong describes in this article.
Meeting Automotive EMC/EMI Requirements
The automotive industry and individual automobile manufacturers must meet a variety of EMC requirements.
Using EMC Software Tools for Real World Printed Circuit Board Designs
Software tools can give the EMC engineer a better chance to pass EMC requirements the first time.
ESD as an EMI Design Problem
Ask a manufacturing engineer how to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) problems, and you will hear about ionizers, conductive floors, smocks, wrist straps, and more.
Designing Ethernet Cable Ports to Withstand Lightning Surges
Known mechanisms that couple lightning surges onto communication cables, and how these mechanisms apply for the specific case of Ethernet cabling.
EMC System Design: A Systematic Methodology
The purpose of this article is to provide an order in the design of the electronic system such that EMC considerations can be evaluated throughout the design effort, producing an electromagnetically compatible system at a minimal cost.
Modernizing the RJ45 Jack and Plug
This article will discuss one of the most prolific connectors in the electrical communication field, the RJ45 connector. Most LAN cables use these connectors, so this connector touches most of our lives every day.