The book focuses on the role that EMI shielding plays in EMC (Electromagnetic Compliance) design and reviews EMI shielding with emphasis on materials and designs across many industry applications. Features of the book include EMC definitions and requirements, EMI fundamentals and effective methods to overcome challenges, as well as future EMI trends. EMI products are also addressed, including materials, metal-formed gaskets, and connectors.
According to Dr. Tong, Laird Technologies’ EMI materials engineer and subject matter expert, the book explores important EMI topics such as shielding materials and design solutions.
“The purpose of this book is to provide a valuable guide to design engineers that addresses EMI challenges in general, with a focus on shielding materials and design solutions in particular.”
Laird Technologies promotes a ‘culture of innovation’ within its global engineering team of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) that encourages its engineers to author technical papers and books, participate as speakers at technical conferences, and become active members in technological societies such as IEEE, TMS, and others. The company is recognized and well respected across industry segments for its technology leadership and emphasis on platform development that leads to products the design engineering community requires.
Dr. Tong joined Laird technologies in 2006 and has over 20 years’ experience in research and development (R&D), property analysis and performance characterization, thermalmanagement of electronic packaging, as well as product manufacturing and component design of advanced materials including EMI shields and metallurgical products. He holds a PhD and Masters of Engineering in Materials Science, as well as a BE in Mechanical Engineering. Based on his R&D activities and industrial practices, Dr. Tong holds several patents and has written more than 30 papers in addition to his new book. He is a member of The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, IEEE, and ASM International. In addition, Dr. Tong received the Henry Marion Howe Medal from ASM International in 1999 for his contribution to research and development of advanced composite materials.