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Rohde & Schwarz USA Designing for EMI Testing (Step-by-Step Guide) |
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Improving Time to Market with Oscilloscopes
Do you work in the automotive industry? Attend our Automotive EMC Standards Update Seminar Upcoming Locations: Today, R&D engineers face challenging time-to-market goals. Nearly 50% of products fail EMC compliance the first time and this leads to a longer delay to market and lost time on other projects. To address these challenges, it makes sense to perform EMI tests during the product design cycle in order to reduce the possibility of failing EMC compliance, which typically comes at the end of the development cycle of a product.
About Rohde & Schwarz USA Founded more than 80 years ago, Rohde & Schwarz is one of the world's leading manufacturers of information and communications technology products for professional users. Initially focusing on RF engineering and RF applications in test and measurement, radiocommunications and broadcasting, the company has continually expanded its fields of activity over the past decades. In the meantime Rohde & Schwarz has also become one of Germany's largest manufacturers of IT security products. Contacts Rohde & Schwarz USA, Inc. Europe, Africa, Middle East North America Latin America Asia Pacific China
Posted August 30, 2018 |
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This step-by-step guide leads you through three important
steps to take advantage of the unique features of the R&S®RTO/RTE digital oscilloscopes
and perform EMI testing in the product design cycle: locating, capturing and analyzing
emissions with different correlations and tactics.
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