Conductive
Elastomers -
Electromagnetic
Compatibility and Interference
Electronic
devices operating normally in their intended environment, without
conducting or radiating excessive amounts of electromagnetic energy,
or being susceptible to such energy from internal or external
sources, are in the state of electromagnetic compatibility, or
EMC. Electromagnetic interference, EMI, is radiated or conducted
energy that adversely affects circuit performance, and thus disrupts
a device's EMC. Many types of electronic circuits radiate or are
susceptible to EMI and must be shielded to ensure proper performance.
Establishing basic electromagnetic compatibility in any electronic
device is important.
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