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Hi reader, Your interest in the content I prepare makes me very happy. The last week I went to the EMC Europe, in Belgium, and I got very positive feedback. Making things simple pays off, so I am planning the next experiments on conducted and radiated emissions. Today´s chapter is very short. I wanted to share a few points with you. Downloadable guideThe guide on current probes can be now downloaded in PDF format. You can get it from the downloads website. Can you make me a favor?If we have worked together or stayed in touch in some way, or you have read any of my content, and you would like to share something with me. Do you mind sharing your thoughts with me? It will help me a lot to keep working on the content and the work I do. You can decide if you want me to share it publicly. Training on EMC filtersThis Wednesday, 11th of September, I organize a (paid) online session on EMC filters. It will be an introductory session, dynamic, so you can bring your questions, with LTspice simulations and real-time examples. Exactly at this moment, I am adding the content about LISNs and how to simulate common-mode and differential-mode noise. ​ ​You can subscribe on the registration page​ Best, Ignacio ​ |
Ignacio de Mendizabal
🔌 Helping founders and CTOs building compliant Hardware systems🔌EMC specialist. Making EMC accessible and affordable📡
Ey builder! As you might know it, I am building an Open Source Near Field Probe kit Since I started, the project has gained some attention. I am excited to see the applications! The PCBs have arrived! It is exciting to see the designs coming to life. Once I soldered the connectors I said to myself: let's test them! (Silence...) How am I going to test these? I have been victim of the same trap that my customers fell into. It looks like I made the same mistake I continuously prevent them to...
Ey reader! Most of the times, we take for granted the complexity of things we use every day. One example is Near-Field Probes There are many out there, from 10 € to 2000 €. They all seem to work in the same way: Connect them to an oscilloscope or a Spectrum Analyzer Place them close to an alternate source of Electromagnetic Energy Measure and extract conclusions Easy, right? What if I ask you to build one or two from scratch? ... Not that easy, right? That exactly happened to me when I...
Hardware Startups have it 10x harder to sell a hardware product Why? First, they have the typical challenges of a Startup Limited amount of resources: you cannot build a 1M laboratory the first week. The stereotype photo of the first days of a Startup has their founders working long hours in the garage of one of them. You need to build something great with the tools you have around and if you are lucky, with some tools you receive from generous donors. Pressure from investors to get high...