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Dealing with constraints and resolving any “surprise” issues which arise are attributes of today’s successful design engineers charged with selecting RF/microwave and mm wave absorbers.  

Electromagnetic compatibility is described as the capability of devices and systems to work in their electromagnetic environment without negatively affecting their own operations or creating errors.

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding technologies are essential to the reliable function of many devices we use every day. Learn more today.

How do engineers solve signal interference and heat dissipation challenges in tight (and shrinking) spaces? With Laird’s multi-functional solutions.

Wireless charging occurs through a process called inductive charging that uses electromagnetic induction to provide power to portable devices. Learn more today.

Thermal Interface Materials are products that conduct heat between two or more solid mating surfaces. Learn more about TIMs today.