Why leave electromagnetic compatibility to chance?  Design it in!

Odds are, if your product is not designed to pass its EMI tests it won't. We will help you optimize your circuits and packaging to avoid costly redesign and retest.

Pass your EMI tests
Minimize design and test iterations
Shorten design cycle
Reduce cost-to-market

Integrated Approach
Almost every aspect of electronic design and packaging affects the electromagnetic interference characteristics of the product.  At every step of the design, from component selection to system integration, there are opportunities to improve (or degrade) EMI performance.  A multi-faceted, multi-discipline approach to EMC design assures the greatest success.

EMC Circuits
Proper circuit design is fundamental  to electromagnetic compatibility.  Design circuits that control conducted and radiated emissions.  Incorporate transient protection and make circuit immune to audio and radio frequency disturbances.

EMI Filters
It isn't easy to design EMI filters that work.  We specialize in EMI filter designs for switch mode power supplies, motor controllers, digital processors, power line feeds, power inverters, and signal line drivers and receivers.  Lightning, surge, and transient protection for power and signal circuits.

Ground System
Without a controlled ground system design, interference can be very difficult to control.  A carefully designed ground system can do as much to improve EMI as any other aspect of the design.

Interconnect Cabling
Signal cables and power line cables are the most significant source of radiation from most electronic systems.  The way in which cables are designed and assembled can have a profound effect on the electromagnetic characteristics of the product.

Electronic Enclosures
The way in which electronic circuits are packaged affects EMI as much as the electrical characteristics of the circuits.  There is more to enclosure design than just shielding effectiveness. Let us show you how to make the most of your electronic packaging.