Radiative coupling, unfortunately, is one of the most common causes of EMI issues. The good news is that for the aggressors, if we take good care of containing the electromagnetic fields right from the design phase of the project, we are on a very promising path to not encountering any troubles at all during the testing phase. The same can be said about the victims' immunity against those types of emissions. A preventive approach is usually cheaper, provides many more solutions, and offers a great amount of flexibility. If your design is built correctly from the start, there is no need to keep paying fortune-tellers 😉 Don’t fall for the last-minute SOS approach. Dario https://fresuelectronics.com

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