Discover how to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) noise, signal crosstalk and boost the signal-to-noise ratio of your projects!
By the end of the webinar, you will have a comprehensive understanding of EMI challenges and be equipped with the knowledge to effectively mitigate these issues. Join us as we cover:
- A brief primer on EMI/RFI, the causes, and why minimizing them is important for maintaining signal integrity.
- How to qualify electromagnetic fields under specific criteria and test methods.
- A demonstration of an EM stripline test, showing an EM signal being suppressed by EMI absorbing material.
- Plus, a demonstration of an EM inter-decoupling test showing the intensity of an EM field before and after being blocked by the insertion of FFDM material.
Stay until the end when our expert host will open up the floor for a live Q&A to answer all your burning questions and share how you can carry out these tests quickly and simply at home.
Sponsor:
The Presenter:
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| Petr Kadlecek - Application Engineering Specialist - 3M |
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With an Engineering degree in Electronics and 30 years of experience in the electronics industry - with much of his time spent electronics/PCB assembling - Petr brings a wealth of knowledge to this session. Petr's current focus is SMT packaging materials for active components such as processors and chips dies and application development of High Frequency and Low Frequency shielding and absorbing materials. |
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| Jordan Ratcliffe - Marketing Program Senior Specialist - element14 Community |
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Jordan Ratcliffe will be your host from the element14 Community for Introductions and Q&A. LinkedIn: Jordan Ratcliffe |
More about 3M:
3M is a diversified technology company which, since 1902, has been creating innovative products that help make the world healthier, safer and more productive. Well known 3M brands include Scotch, Post-it, Scotchgard, Thinsulate and Scotch-Brite. Learn more about 3M's products here.
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