EMI

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) gains its importance as one of significant factors affecting equipment performance and process parameters.  High-frequency noise on power lines, ground and data cables is liable for equipment lock-up, downtime, undesirable process variations, erratic response, software errors, data corruption, false readings of the sensors, and in some instances even component damage.

As more and more equipment relies on precision electronics, susceptibility of equipment to EMI is continuously increasing.  Such sensitive equipment as semiconductor, medical, industrial control and other is increasingly under the threat from undesirable noise.

Managing EMI in your facility is becoming more and more important. Managing is by "chance" with the hope that it would go away or managing it "by disaster" is not only expensive, it compiles the problems that affect your operations and only postpones the inevitable.

We can offer help in mitigating EMI-related problems, setting up proper EMI management, working with your facility specialists on reducing EMI propagation, dealing with EMI levels in sensitive equipment, working with the equipment design team to reduce electromagnetic emission and EMI susceptibility that works in your real-life production environment and other services.

As specialists in EMI issues we are uniquely positioned to provide you with the professional help dealing with EMI problems.