Fill one form and get quotes for cable assemblies from multiple manufacturers
Electronic components are required to comply with the global EMC regulations to ensure failure free operation. Currently, EMC measurements in certified institutes are mandatory to certify performance complies with regulations. Since these measurements are performed at the end of the product design process, failing an EMC test can imply a costly redesign. However, the process that is outlined in this paper enables EMC testing to be performed earlier in the design cycle.
This paper describes a practical method of combining near-field measurements and simulations to explore the radiation behavior of electronic components. This approach enables not only near-field characterizations and far-field predictions, but also detailed system level analysis of how the component radiates in its installed environments. For example, how an electronic control unit (ECU) performs when installed in a vehicle.
Create an account on everything RF to get a range of benefits.
By creating an account with us you agree to our Terms of Service and acknowledge receipt of our Privacy Policy.
Login to everything RF to download datasheets, white papers and more content.
Fill the form to Download the Media Kit
Content submitted here will be sent to our editorial team who will review and consider it for publication on the website. you will be emailed if this content is published on everything RF.
Please click on the button in the email to get access to this section.