Electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility
M. S. Al Salameh
Abstract
M. S. Al Salameh
Abstract
The world is full of electronic and electrical equipment, in addition to many structures that involve electrical and electronic components such as airplanes, cars, tanks, and weapons. It is of primary importance that these devices operate in harmony such that no equipment interferes with or affects the operation of other equipment. In order to eliminate interference, electromagnetic compatibility is essential. Various countries all over the world have adopted regulations that enforce the manufacturers to adhere to minimum levels of emissions from their equipment. Every product should be tested for compliance with the relevant EMC regulations before being offered for sale. Thus, manufacturers should consider EMC principles during the design stage of a product in order to reduce expenses and to improve the marketability of the product. This paper addresses all these issues.
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The world is full of electronic and electrical equipment, in addition to many structures that involve electrical and electronic components such as airplanes, cars, tanks, and weapons. It is of primary importance that these devices operate in harmony such that no equipment interferes with or affects the operation of other equipment. In order to eliminate interference, electromagnetic compatibility is essential. Various countries all over the world have adopted regulations that enforce the manufacturers to adhere to minimum levels of emissions from their equipment. Every product should be tested for compliance with the relevant EMC regulations before being offered for sale. Thus, manufacturers should consider EMC principles during the design stage of a product in order to reduce expenses and to improve the marketability of the product. This paper addresses all these issues.
Key concepts: Electromagnetic compatibility, Electromagnetic interference, Electronic equipment, Electronics, Harmony (color), Compatibility (geochemistry), Electrical equipment, Electromagnetic environment