Conclusion
Management of electronic part obsolescence for EMC
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Conclusion
Management of electronic part obsolescence for EMC

Authors : Alexandre BOYER, Marine STOJANOVIC, Kevin LOUDIÈRE, Frédéric LAFON, Sébastien SERPAUD

Publication date: October 10, 2022 | Lire en français

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4. Conclusion

The obsolescence of electronic components is an increasingly serious problem for the electronics industry. The short commercial lifespan of components, rapid technological and regulatory changes, and component shortages can lead to production stoppages for electronic equipment and systems, resulting in significant additional costs if these events are not anticipated. In particular, this situation forces equipment manufacturers to identify several sources of supply for the same component (multisourcing).

This article focuses on a specific problem posed by the rapid obsolescence of electronic components: the need to guarantee the EMC requirements of electronic equipment, regardless of the component change made. The most direct way of demonstrating the absence of EMC regression is to qualify the EMC of the equipment for each of the sources used, or to requalify it...

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