Military electronic equipment compatibility with the electromagnetic working environment has been increasingly valued. In order to evaluate the EMC performance of military electronic equipment, almost all military electronic equipment requires that the electromagnetic compatibility test stipulated by the national military standards must be tested. In order to enable military electronic equipment to meet the standards in the electromagnetic compatibility test, measures need to be coordinated in both aspects of electrical and mechanical structure systems of electronic equipment. Combining electromagnetic compatibility design with structural design can improve the pass rate of electromagnetic compatibility tests.
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