Emission (electromagnetic radiation) from an electrical device is inevitable and this radiation is a major interference in the performance of the source object as well as devices that are close to it. Hence, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) becomes a major factor to control the unintentional generation, propagation, and reception of ...
Besides the procurement cost of shielding material, customers are required to incorporate the shields into electrical or electronic enclosures. This means they have to incur additional costs associated with integration and assembly. Most of the shielding material choices are expensive because they are designed from special alloys. But, there ...
A change in the flow of electric current produces electromagnetic radiation. The operation or usage of a particular device may be hampered if electromagnetic energy accidentally enters somewhere it is not wanted. Thus, a vital aspect of system and product design is the efficient management of electrical noise, both ...
Elastomers are the most sought-after materials used today for a number of applications. Besides elasticity and flexibility, they are also known for their mechanical properties, outstanding electrical insulation, and low permeability to water, gas and steam. Due to their dynamic properties, elastomers are used in various industrial applications such ...
With the advancement in the material used for shielding, electromagnetic waves of any range can be controlled easily. Whether it is a low or a high frequency wave, science has been successful in attenuating any form of radiations emitted from electronic devices. However, even after proper shielding, due to ...
