Mitigation Of Electromagnetic Inerference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) (Hardcover)

Electronics is preoccupied with the advancement of modern technology. Electrical and electronic technology is extremely significant in the twenty-first century, from household appliances to military. Electromagnetic emissions are increasing as the use of electrical and electronic instruments and devices grows. As a result, the problem of electromagnetic interference is becoming increasingly significant. When it comes to regulatory testing of electronic components and consumer goods, the words electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) are frequently used interchangeably.
They are easily confused since they are connected in so many ways. EMI, on the other hand, is an electromagnetic or electrostatic disturbance that causes a malfunction or an unwanted response in one or more electronic systems, equipments, devices, circuits, and so on. As a result, electromagnetic interference is a major concern for both maintainers and users.
As a result, the idea of EMC is the capacity of equipment and systems to work as intended in their intended operational electromagnetic environment without degradation or malfunction. It is an analytical work that evaluates EMI/EMC in general, as well as the sources and techniques for mitigating the EMI problem and the PCB design concept.