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How to Get Superior Efficiency While Overcoming EMI Challenges (.PDF Download)

June 1, 2021

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Electronic systems in industrial, automotive, and personal-computing applications are becoming increasingly dense and interconnected. To improve the functionality of these systems, diverse circuits are packed in close proximity. These circuits using radio-frequency (RF) chipsets, microprocessors, voltage regulators, and integrated-circuit (IC) chips all emit electromagnetic radiation.

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is electrical noise that’s uncontained and propagated over a wide range of frequencies. It can be generated by sparking on motor brushes, machines (like welding equipment), power-circuit switches, activation of inductive and resistive loads, and more.