Radiated emissions, most often referred to as electromagnetic interference (EMI), are carefully regulated to ensure reliable operation and safety for users of electrical and electronic equipment. Regulations limit the allowable radiated emissions, and to keep their products within these limits, designers invest significant time and effort. One reason why EMI poses challenges is that emissions are …
Dylan Stinson, Product Marketing Manager at Tektronix, recently penned an article for the Interference Technology’s 2022 EMC Testing Guide: How to Build Your Own EMI Troubleshooting and Pre-Compliance Kit. We wanted to share some of the key insights here.
Failing EMI/EMC compliance testing can certainly ruin a design engineer’s day. The costs and time delays associated with a failed test can add …
Customer-Driven Improvements in the New 5 Series B MSO Deliver an Even Better User Experience and More Capabilities
Oscilloscopes are among the most important tools in the electronics industry. So, it’s not surprising that the choice of a specific oscilloscope by an engineer can be a deeply personal matter. And engineers, by their nature, are full of ideas for improvement. Since the release of …
Your design is exceeding the radiated emissions allowed by EMC regulations, now what? Whether you’re performing pre-compliance testing or troubleshooting a failed formal compliance test, our latest generation oscilloscopes make what was once an overwhelming task far simpler and more straightforward. Below are two helpful tips and a case study to help you troubleshoot EMI. For an even deeper dive …
The big news for Tektronix at the APEC 2019 Conference next week will be a new solutions kit for SiC MOSFET and GaN FET switching power conversion testing. Tektronix offers the only solution on the market that can accurately characterize all the critical parameters for optimizing power electronics topologies that use wide bandgap Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) semiconductors …
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