Electromagnetic interference (EMI) isn’t just a nuisance—it poses a direct threat to device reliability, performance, and user safety. As electronic devices become smaller, more powerful, and densely packed with components,…
Could Your EMI Gasket Materials be Quietly Undermining Long-Term Performance? Galvanic corrosion in EMI gaskets often progresses unnoticed until significant shielding deterioration has occurred. Despite meticulous initial assembly, pairing dissimilar…
Modern enclosures typically demand more than a simple metal box to block out electromagnetic interference. Physical constraints, complex shapes, and varied environmental exposures challenge designers to find sealing solutions that…
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is one of the most persistent obstacles in modern electronics, prompting a continuous search for better shielding materials. Metal enclosures can be too rigid or heavy, and…
The Challenge of Choosing the Right Profile Walk into any electronics lab, and you’ll see engineers grappling with EMI (electromagnetic interference) headaches: an enclosure that won’t quite seal, a signal…
EMI Challenges in Miniaturized, High-Speed Electronics As devices shrink in size and ramp up in power, they pose a distinct set of hurdles for designers striving to rein in electromagnetic…
In industries where sensitive electronics are housed in metal enclosures—such as telecommunications, defense, and medical equipment—preventing electromagnetic interference (EMI) is critical. EMI gaskets, installed in slots or seams, play a…
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) challenges the design and function of electronic devices, often necessitating robust solutions to ensure proper shielding. EMI gaskets, the unsung heroes, play a crucial role in sealing…
Imagine a world where every conversation you have is overheard, where the sanctity of your personal and professional privacy is constantly at risk. This is not a plot from a…
EMI gaskets are one of the unsung heroes powering medical devices that save lives. When reaching for life-saving medical equipment, we expect it to work. This, in part, is achieved…