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Unbelievable amount of depth, well written, and I learned a lot. The bottom line is important too: If the EMC is not taken into consideration from the beginning
by QAPereo 9y ago
Unbelievable amount of depth, well written, and I learned a lot. The bottom line is important too: If the EMC is not taken into consideration from the beginning of the design, it will be a devil’s job to make it work in the end. Chances of being able to fix EMI when your product is finished will drop closely to zero, while the costs of doing so will skyrocket.
First step is a doozy.
- jeroen94704 9y agoYes, you do need to take it into account, but even so, there are no guarantees you _are_ going to pass the first time around. EMC is as much dark art as it is engineering, and some things you simply cannot predict up front. We always tell our customers we do the best we can up front, but to expect EMC issues nonetheless.