Practical guide to CISPR 32 standard: EMI measurements for broadcast and TV devices
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a crucial aspect for electronic devices, especially in the broadcast and TV sector. The CISPR 32 has extended and updated the requirements of the previous CISPR...
Read more
Anechoic Chamber
An anechoic chamber is defined as an enclosed "metal" environment made with a supporting structure of dielectric or conducting material, covered inside with absorbent material.The need in radiated imm...
Read more
Faraday cage
Faraday Cage was discovered and tested in 1836 by the chemist and physicist of the same name, Micheal Faraday. This is a current-carrying metal enclosure that electrically shields the internal environ...
Read more
SEMS B: more than shielding effectiveness measurement
The field of electromagnetic shielding is constantly evolving with the introduction of high-performance materials designed to deliver increasingly higher performance. Testing their effectiveness is cr...
Read more
Electromagnetic compatibility: a guide to CEI EN 61000-4-3 and immunity testing
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a crucial requirement to ensure the proper functioning of electronic devices in environments with varying levels of electromagnetic fields.The goal is to guarant...
Read more
The limitations of traditional troubleshooting techniques
In the field of magnetic resonance, ensuring electromagnetic shielding effectiveness (Shielding Effectiveness - SE) is essential to prevent interference and ensure optimal performance. However, tradit...
Read more_1750151701.png)
IEC 61000-4-2: the fundamental standard for electrostatic discharge (ESD) testing
The technological evolution of recent decades has led to the development of increasingly sophisticated and sensitive electronic devices. In this context, IEC 61000-4-2 plays a particularly relevant ro...
Read more