Video provides step-by-step guide to EMC

HMI operating units in machines and systems are often exposed to strong EMC interference - a real challenge for reliable operation. Particularly in sensitive areas such as medical technology or industrial automation, it is crucial that input systems are interference-free and fully qualified against electromagnetic interference.

HMI operating units in machines and systems are exposed to increased levels of electromagnetic interference (EMI). This means that the reliable operation of the control system or application can be affected by disruptive signals. Especially in critical areas such as medical technology or industrial automation, it is essential that the HMI is interference-resistant and qualified against all types of EMC disturbances.

The development of EMC-stable applications requires specialised expertise and the experience of EMC professionals to ensure an optimised design of electronics and components.

With in-depth knowledge and many years of experience, SCHURTER supports you in developing HMIs and complete solutions precisely tailored to your specific requirements.