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How to design with EMI in mind
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How to design with EMI in mind
TTI Inc. has sponsored this post. (Image: TTI Inc.) High above contested airspace, a military aircraft locks onto its objective, preparing to engage. But then, systems flicker—navigation data skews, a communication signal drops out. The culprit is electromagnetic interference (EMI), disrupting key onboard functions at the worst possible time. Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) refers to a device’s capacity to operate as intended in the presence…
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