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Surge Testing Explained: Protecting Electronics from Voltage Spikes

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We all use several types of electronics devices every single day. Each one of them when connected to a power source faces a consistent threat which is invisible as well. Yes, that's nothing rather than sudden voltage spikes. There are several situations which give rise to these voltage spikes. Some of them are during power switching events, lightning spikes as well as the grid fluctuations. During most of the situations nothing visible tales place. But, the damage happens inside the device. The surges taking place 2-3 times cause failure of component functioning. Sometimes immediate failure can take place as well. Surge testing exists to find out whether a product survives these events before it reaches the customer. What Surge Testing Actually Is? Surge testing applies high-energy transient pulses to a device that stimulates the kind of voltage spike that occurs in real electrical environments. It is not just like EFT testing, which deals with  swift and low-energy bursts surge e...

Demystifying EMC Testing: All about Keeping Electronics in Order

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Electromagnetic Compatibility or EMC testing is all about or defined as the ability of an electrical and electronic product to bear a certain degree of electromagnetic disturbance (EMI) from the nearby electronic device(s) and not emit more than a specified amount of electromagnetic interference (EMI). EMC testing assesses and evaluates whether the product meets the requirements of EMC emission and immunity standards. When a product complies with the requirements of these EMC standards, the product is considered to be aEMC certified product (i.e., withstand EMI from nearby devices and operate properly, and not emit more than a specified level of EMI) and can sell in the market.This testing is defined as the performance of testing regimens which may help evaluate the levels of EM radiation from and to your board to determine the effect on the performance of your board, and potential impact on electronics in the surrounding environment. Why Test for EMC? There are a number of good reaso...

The Need to Evaluate Network Performance

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In today's increasingly interconnected digital universe, businesses, institutions, and individuals all require a constant stream of communication as well as flawless transfer of data. Everything we do online (via web addresses, Cloud applications, etc) depends upon the existence of a reliable and efficient network infrastructure. Network infrastructures are becoming more and more complex; therefore, to ensure their continuing reliability, they must be evaluated and monitored continuously. One of the many ways that we can evaluate the performance of networks is to conduct IP Testing. Using IP Testing helps us identify connectivity problems, verify the network's overall performance, and help establish whether devices can communicate effectively across different networks. Why Network Testing is Necessary? Due to the continuing increase in the use of digital technology, there has been a corresponding increase in demand for reliable network performance. Businesses are transacting b...