Electromagnetic Interference-Playing Havoc with your gear?

When I was in the Army we had to use DOD / NSA approved electronics that had been engineered with EMI Shielding capabilities for two reasons.

First, we didn’t want to have our electronic gear spied upon with technologies that can turn electromagnetic radioation coming from your machine back into real live data.

Second, we did not want to have the equipment zapped essentially with electromagnetic interference.

With a world that is suddenly going wireless there are more and more chances that electromagnetic interference will block your signals, but it doesn’t only refer to radio waves. Anything that uses electricity can emit an electromagnetic force.

This is why your hair dryer or microwave might interfere with your cordless phone or TV from time to time, it depends on the frequency essentially.

If you have important information stored on your computers or hard drives or backup drives or if you do not want your system to go down when your neighbor cranks up their microwave or when the office above you lights up their new Wireless system or cellular repeater, then you may need to take a look at the benefits of EMI shielding for your own systems.

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