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Installation of EMI mitigation for information technology environments

Rawson, Chang‐Yu Wu

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Information technology (I/T) has evolved to being a critical element of our world wide business and personal lives. While designed to meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards, the high speed functions of a computing system are exposed to external sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI). Support environments should be designed to mitigate EMI, thus complementing designed system availability.

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Information technology (I/T) has evolved to being a critical element of our world wide business and personal lives. While designed to meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards, the high speed functions of a computing system are exposed to external sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI). Support environments should be designed to mitigate EMI, thus complementing designed system availability.

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Information technology (I/T) has evolved to being a critical element of our world wide business and personal lives. While designed to meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards, the high speed functions of a computing system are exposed to external sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI). Support environments should be designed to mitigate EMI, thus complementing designed system availability.

Key concepts: EMI, Electromagnetic compatibility, Electromagnetic interference, Computer science, Electromagnetic environment, Compatibility (geochemistry), Interference (communication), Engineering

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