Minimize the susceptibility of noise sensitive circuits in seconds with electromagnetic shielding

The use of component shielding and shielded printed circuit board (PCB) traces can avoid unpleasant problems late in a product design cycle. EMI shielding is one of the ways to minimize susceptibility to radiated spurious signals in noise sensitive circuits. Sometimes, radiating components must be located on both sides of the PCB, which may then necessitate shielding on both sides of the board as well. This will lead to a more costly, complicated board assembly process.

EMxpert shows the effectiveness of EMI shielding by mapping near-field emissions generated by current flow on the surface of your board and helping diagnose any problems in real-time. The spatial comparison tool then facilitates immediate comparison between the shielded and unshielded solutions.