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High-Reliability Military Standard and Commercial Connectors for EMI Suppression

Designing interconnect systems which deliver clean data streams, undistorted by electromagnetic interference or pulses (EMI/EMP) is an enormous challenge. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements have been established to insure that the performance of an individual electronic device is not degraded due to its proximity to high-frequency electromagnetic interference, and also to prevent the device itself from becoming a potential source of EMI. Sensitive electronic devices also need to be protected from voltage spikes generated during transient states or static discharges in the overall system. Glenair is perhaps the best equipped and staffed filter connector manufacturer in our industry, The depth of experience in our technical staff, combined with our complete in-house filter planar array manufacturing capability, allows us to offer the fastest lead-times available — up to and including same-day availability on Pi and C MIL-DTL-38999 type filter connectors.

• Practical Solutions for Electromagnetic Compatibility
• Filter Connectors Application Checklist
• EMC Materials and Technologies
• EMI/EMP Filter Connector Overview
• Multilayer Ceramic Planar Capacitor Arrays
• EMI Filters and Transient Voltage Suppression Packaging
• Transient Voltage Suppression Diode Selection Guide
• Insertion Loss and Capacitance Values
• Insertion Loss Evaluation and Connector Customization
• Space Grade Applications, Soldering and Lightning Strike
• EMI/EMP Glossary
• RoHS Compliance and Preference for Domestic Specialty Metals Statement
• Diode Burn-In Services
• Index of Filter Connector Products and Part Numbers
• EMI/EMP Filter Connectors Slideshow

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