“…They also explore applications of shielding materials used as absorbers of electromagnetic radiation, or as magnetic shields and explore coverage of new advanced materials for EMI shielding in aerospace applications. In addition, the text contains methods of preparation and applicability of metal foams. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…: performative and metro perspectives of origin / Emi Otsuji -- Sweating cheese and thinking otherwise / Alastair Pennycook -- Multilingual couple talk / Kimie Takahashi -- Transforming identities in and through narrative / Sumiko Taniguchi…”

“…Imparte regularmente cursos sobre Desarrollo Personal, Liderazgo, Comunicación, Programación Neuro-Lingüística (PNL) en la Fundación EMI, ESADE y EADA dirigidos a antiguos alumnos y a directivos de las diferentes empresas colaboradoras, integrando metodologías orientales y occidentales. …”

“…He then devotes the next six lessons on specific signal integrity topics, ranging from EMI and crosstalk to bypass capacitors, to the skin effect, their impact, and solutions to the problems they impose. …”

“…Coverage includes– Essential electronics concepts: propagation, current, resistance, reactance, impedance, phase shifts, and more EMI principles and controls: loop area, uncontrolled differential currents, and common mode currents Controlling signal reflections: transmission lines, proper terminations, and trace layer design Power system stability (bypass capacitor decoupling): Traditional approaches, and techniques based on power-system impedance Eliminating forward crosstalk, and eliminating or controlling backwards crosstalk Power-system conditioning: power-system plane design and correct board stackups Lossy lines and eye diagrams: skin effects, dielectric absorption, and more Two full chapters of simulation illustrations –ideal for those without access to high-speed simulation tools…”

“…The Plain-English Guide to Electronics and Current Flow for Every PCB Designer Today, PCB designers must deal with issues such as crosstalk and EMI-–issues that were once associated only with components. …”