EMI Shielding Design Considerations at the Heart of Medical Equipment Compliance and Performance
Download WhitepaperAs medical technologies evolve, EMI shielding becomes increasingly important. Interruption in medical device performance can be the difference between life and death. Without proper EMI shielding, medical devices, including life-support systems and essential monitoring equipment are vulnerable to signal noise, damage, or total functional impairment. A ventilator that doesn’t meet prescribed emission limits can have unfavorable consequences for other medical devices.
Therefore, EMI shielding, as a key component of engineering design, should be considered at all levels of design from the PCB layout to the enclosure. Engineers are faced with an array of shielding options to suit their needs at each design stage. Our experts will partner with you to identify the right solution to solve your Electromagnetic Compatibility challenges allowing you to optimize your design performance and compliance.
All active electronic devices have the potential to emit electromagnetic radiation. EMI shielding products protect critical electronic components and systems from EM interference.
EMI shielding gaskets are applied at the seams of an enclosure to establish a low resistance conductive path to block radiated emissions into and out of the enclosure.
Electromagnetic compatibility: Enables a device, equipment or system to function satisfactorily in its electromagnetic environment without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbance to anything in that environment.