In this white paper, Integran discusses a new conformal metal coating process that provides direct magnetic shielding to metal and polymer parts, such as electronic enclosures. This avoids the awkward forming and integration steps with conventional foil and sheet metal materials. The Nanovate™ coating affords design flexibility that can reduce weight, bulk, and boost the … [Read more...]
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Nokia N8 Teardown Finds Sharp Design
In a teardown of Nokia’s flagship N8 smartphone, repair site iFixit deemed the placement of the phone’s EMI shield a standout feature.After removing the screws and popping off the antenna, which Nokia put near the plastic plates near the top and bottom of the largely aluminum N8, the mid-plane can be removed. “The design of the steel mid-plane is pretty genius,” iFixit wrote. … [Read more...]
EMI-Reducing Differential Oscillator
MSC Vertriebs GMBH’s new SiT9002 AI oscillators are designed to use built-in spread spectrum technology to reduce EMI up to 16 dB. The spread spectrum technology also allows passing compliance testing without lengthy delays, expensive board redesign or shielding. The oscillator offers several features that are compliant with PCI-Express and FBDIMM timing standards.Visit MCS to … [Read more...]
Living Life at 2.4GHz
In a recent article in Gizmodo discussing why 2.4GHz was chosen for unlicensed wireless items, attention focuses on the frequency of microwave ovens. The article notes that despite heavy shielding, microwave ovens’ powerful emissions could sometimes interfere with neighboring frequencies, so it was decided that they should be given a few megahertz of space in both … [Read more...]
New Board Level Shield
Laird Technologies Inc. recently released its new rigid corner board-level shield. The company says the shields are drawn and formed with an interlocking multi-radius corner, which provides superior EMI shielding effectiveness.Read more from Laird Technologies. … [Read more...]
Fabric Rebranded as Radiation Shielding Underwear
A San Francisco company has launched its brand of maternity tinfoil, dubbed Belly Armor. The makers of Belly Armor claim that it offers “guaranteed protection” for a pregnant wearer’s unborn child from the dangers of “everyday radiation,” for instance from mobile phones or computers. Read more in The Register. … [Read more...]
Shielded Plastic Connectors Meld Advantages of Metal, Plastic
Amphenol’s new carbon fiber filled plastic C16-3 EMI connector is touted to offer EMI shielding and can be used in applications that previously required metal connectors.The C 16-1/16-3 Series connectors are used in a wide variety of industries and equipment. Some of these include industrial machines and controls, data processing, instrumentation and test equipment, medical … [Read more...]
JEDEC and Tape & Reel Issues
This article is the second part of “The Dip Tube,” which appeared in May in the 2010 Interference Technology EMC Directory & Design Guide. A digital version is available at www.interferencetechnology.com. Over the past several years, both European- and U.S.-based organizations have sacrificed the traditional “internal auditing process” with over reliance on … [Read more...]
Who Said Catalogs Were Old School?
Issue: 5 September, 2010 In these days of electronic marketing, where new marketing tools appear almost daily, the old favorites like catalogs and product brochures are often ignored. In the EMC world, several companies have told me they have ceased producing catalogs (printed or electronic) because their products change too often, or because product information is available … [Read more...]
Company to Continue Work on Carbon Nanotube EMI Shielding
Nanocomp Technologies Inc. has been awarded a multi-million dollar Phase II contract by the United States Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to continue its work to advance Carbon Nanotube materials as replacement for metal electromagnetic interference shielding and electrostatic discharge components on manned and unmanned aircraft.Learn more from Nanocomp Technologies … [Read more...]
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