Shielding is one of the important design strategies that engineers can use to achieve EMC compliance and protection against Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3). Any practical shield used in electronics systems will contain apertures; ventilation holes for thermal cooling, joints in enclosure panels, seams around connectors and other plug-in components. The body of a car or airframe of an aircraft can provide some measure of shielding, but this is compromised by doors, windows, access panels and components interfaced to the airframe such as antennas used for communication and navigation. Composite materials are increasingly used in vehicular applications due to their relatively light weight, but this creates additional challenges for maintaining shielding integrity, such as the direct diffusion of currents through the material in situations such as a lightning strike. ...
This eSeminar will explore the electromagnetic simulation of shields at both the electronics and vehicular level, while demonstrating how special modeling techniques applied in the 3D TLM method can be used to improve the efficiency of capturing the important coupling mechanisms.
As digital speeds increase, connectors and interconnects have become more challenging to design. In addition to this, the design requirements themselves are becoming broader in scope. This eSeminar will show how “Complete Technology” can leverage a diverse...
This eSeminar will demonstrate the new features and tools available in CST Studio Suite® 2016 and its use in EDA and EMC applications. We will show how an integrated EM simulation approach can help improve the design of individual components, packages...
As the data rate increases for SerDes channels, signal integrity becomes increasingly important in the design process and the signal must continue to pass the jitter compliance test. In this eSeminar, we will present the jitter calculation methodology...
Increasing demands for Print Circuit Boards (PCBs) to have more versatile functions, higher speeds and smaller footprints pose significant challenges to their design. This eSeminar focuses on how a holistic simulation approach can allow designers to identify...
In order to achieve smaller form factors, flexible PCBs are being made so they can fit into given spaces. CST Studio Suite® is adapted to this ‘3D aspect’ of PCB design, allowing the study of the bending effect on the PCB performance, such as signal integrity...
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