... Particular phone models could be quality accredited and permitted. As delivered, new; great. Now, who inspects them and tests leakage of each one a year later as you board with a very beat-up unit? It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic And how many phones come in metal boxes any more? I had a V3 two years ago. Then it had a state-of-the-art metal case when ...

... Particular phone models could be quality accredited and permitted. As delivered, new; great. Now, who inspects them and tests leakage of each one a year later as you board with a very beat-up unit? It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic And how many phones come in metal boxes any more? I had a V3 two years ago. Then it had a state-of-the-art metal case when ...

... and tests leakage of each one a year later as you board with a very beat-up unit? It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic And how many phones come in metal boxes any more? ... and periodic nature, clock signals are usually a major source of radiated energy. Two EMI reduction methods are suppression (filtering) and containment (shielding),..." Source: Mobile handset design line

...> Particular phone models could be quality accredited and permitted. As delivered, new; great. Now, who inspects them and tests leakage of each one a year later as you board with a very beat-up unit? It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic And how many phones come in metal boxes any more? I had a V3 two years ago. Then it had a state-of-the-art metal case when all the ...

... additives to meat various requirements? As everyone tells you, the samples are excellent, just don't look too closely at the final products. What do you mean? If you purchase a handset from a reputable supplier the quality depends on the supplier. It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic And how much exta are you prepared to pay for it? Nothing. EMI is highly regulated.

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...+1000, B J Foster wrote: Particular phone models could be quality accredited and permitted. From a nation that regularly contaminates food stuff with lethal additives to meat various requirements? As everyone tells you, the samples are excellent, just don't look too closely at the final products. It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic And how much exta are you prepared to pay for it?

... push the reduce space, a new designer might deice that it is really cool simple solution to their layout problem to mix the signal on one side of pcb face and locate the filter to remove all those nasty harmonics on the other side (same face) side of the board, thus inadevertently having a nice aerial to push allthose harmoncs out into the ether. It is easy to shield the circuits with a metal box, or foil-wrapped plastic

... out-of-band frequencies, so apart from poorly shielded pre-1970s VOR equipment the only way it ...same band. If the cellphone isn't adequately shielded however, then the baseband may leak out. This..., I accept that there can be poorly shielded devices and passive resonators which act unpredicatably. Conversely, shielding from 800/915 MHz is easy with a 7-8cm ...; but the IF's are often poorly shielded; put an emitter near by them and.... ...