EMC
How Poor EMC Design Can Delay Your Hardware Product Launch by Months
Your Hardware product might look ready on the surface, but poor EMC design can bring everything to a halt. Overlook poor Signal Integrity (SI), Power Delivery Network (PDN) distribution, and you will end up with failed compliance tests, expensive redesigns, and months...
The Hidden Costs of Skipping EMC Planning in Your Hardware Design
When designing and building a new Hardware product with high pressure, it is tempting to take shortcuts to save time or money. It is understandable: budget restrictions, unexpected expenses, last-minute changes, investors claiming their money back, customers asking...
Building a Test Set-Up for DC Conducted Emissions
Conducted Emissions is one of the EMC tests that any electronic device needs to go through. During the test, we check that the new device will not interfere with others through the cables. Cables conduct energy, so there is where the name of the test comes from....
Key Differences Between Conducted and Radiated Emissions Tests
Electromagnetic emissions are an important topic for any electronic device. They affect their functionality and their regulatory compliance. Any kind of electronic device needs to pass strict test to ensure they are safe to use (they will not harm anybody) and they...
Why Pre-Compliance Testing Is Essential for Hardware Development Success
Developing hardware is comple and missteps, even if small, can lead to costly delays. Pre-compliance testing plays a key role to reduce risks. Identifying issues early avoids production setbacks. It is not just about meeting regulations — It is about saving time,...