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What is Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)?
The proliferation of electronic devices into everyday life over the past century, including radios, TVs, traffic lights, security cameras, cell phones and computers (to name a few) has created a need to make sure that different electronic devices can operate without mutual interference.
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