Components for power electronics, automations, electronics, electric

The article is a comprehensive guide to designing electronic devices with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in mind. It explains what EMC tests are and why passing them is crucial, then describes the most common causes of failure—from radiated emissions and poor shielding to errors in ESD protection. The author discusses good PCB design practices: controlling return paths, proper layer stack-up, using stitching vias, enclosure shielding, correct cable shielding and termination, as well as the role of EMI filters and surge protectors. It emphasizes that considering these principles early reduces costs, shortens time-to-market, and increases device reliability.

The article presents NANUK protective cases as a solution for securing equipment in industry and the military. It describes their durability, waterproofing, shock resistance, and customizable interiors, ensuring that equipment – from measuring instruments to military systems – remains safe under any conditions. The text also covers the eco-friendly Nanuk R series and practical applications in laboratories, field services, and special missions.

The article presents the role and importance of capacitors in electronics and industrial automation. It describes the construction and applications of electrolytic, film, and ceramic capacitors, emphasizing parameters such as capacitance, polarity, and operating stability. It explains how to correctly read markings, connect capacitors in DC and AC circuits, and test them. The text highlights that the proper choice of capacitor type is crucial for the reliability of power supply and control systems.