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    Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) refers to the ability of electrical equipment to function properly in its electromagnetic environment without interfering with other equipment. As more electronic devices are used closer together, they can interfere with each other through electromagnetic emissions. EMC aims to ensure equipment emissions do not severely impact other devices or potentially cause failures. It deals with how interference spreads between sources and receivers via cables or electromagnetic waves.

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    Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) refers to the ability of electrical equipment to function properly in its electromagnetic environment without interfering with other equipment. As more electronic devices are used closer together, they can interfere with each other through electromagnetic emissions. EMC aims to ensure equipment emissions do not severely impact other devices or potentially cause failures. It deals with how interference spreads between sources and receivers via cables or electromagnetic waves.

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    Definition of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

    General planning aids

    In recent years, the use of elec- is that ever more opposing influ- by the EMC directive
    tronic circuits has increased con- ences (electromagnetic interfer- 2004/108/EC. This means that
    tinually. Whether in industrial sys- ences) can occur from system electrical resources emit electro-
    tems, medicine, households, in parts and cables, causing damage magnetic interferences (emis-
    telecommunications systems or and economic losses. sions), which are picked up by oth-
    electrical building installations – er devices or units (immission) that
    everywhere, we see powerful elec- Here, we talk of electromagnetic act as receivers (interference sink).
    tric equipment and systems, which compatibility. This, in turn, means that the func-
    switch ever greater currents, Electromagnetic compatibility tion of an interference sink can be
    achieve greater radio ranges and (EMC) is the ability of an electrical severely reduced, and, in the

    04_KTS_Produkteinheitenkatalog_EX_2018 / en / 2018/11/13 10:55:57 10:55:57 (LLExport_02475) / 2018/11/13 10:59:11 10:59:11


    transport ever more energy in unit to function satisfactorily in its worst-case scenario, total failure
    smaller spaces. electromagnetic environment, and economic losses. The interfer-
    without inappropriately influencing ences can then spread along
    However, the use of state-of-the-art this environment, to which other cables or in the form of electro-
    technology means that the com- units also belong (VDE 0870-1). In magnetic waves.
    plexity of applications also in- terms of standardisation, electro-
    creases. The consequence of this magnetic compatibility is dealt with

    Path of faults
    Coupling of interference variables
    Fault source (transmitting emissions) Fault sink (receiving emissions)
    (spreading of interference)
    For example
    - Mobile telephones - Process computer
    - Galvanic
    - Switching components - Radio receiver systems
    - Inductive
    - Ignition systems - Controllers
    - Capacitive
    - Frequency converters - Converters
    - Electromagnetic
    - Lighting strike - Measuring units
    - Welding devices

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