[EMC]Challenges of the Naval Electromagnetic Environment for the EMC Engineer

Abstract - A Naval ship has a dense electromagnetic 1 bx^Pt)  
environment onhoard due to the presence of myriad n$VPh/  
electrical, electronic and electromechanical systems gj(l&F *@  
within a limited amount of space. These systems are 3_['[}  
expected to perform to their design potential based on E!]rh,mYK  
which the ship’s roles and missions are decided. However, OjL"0imN6  
mutual electromagnetic interference (EMI) between these @;-Un/'C;7  
systems degrade equipment performance, sometimes to kKTED1MW&W  
such an extent that one or more of these systems are `[R:L.H1  
rendered operationally unavailable. Such a reduction in DL/*t.)"et  
reliability and availability of mission-critical systems can ;jfXU_K  
prove detrimental to the success of a mission. Therefore, ~8qFM
  
operational availability of the varied systems onboard at \~m%4kzG8J  
optimum performance, will require containmentl control >w'?DV>u|  
of electromagnetic interference thro .. 0DjBqh$  
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