2026-11-07
During the conducted and radiated emission testing of an automatic hair curler, high-frequency electromagnetic interference (EMI) generated by the internal high-speed DC drive motor and switching power circuitry led to standard limit exceedance, failing compliance requirements (EN 55014 / CISPR 14 / FCC Part 15).
2. VIIP Targeted Engineering SolutionTo achieve swift compliance without redesigning the PCB layout or altering the compact housing structure, VIIP engineers implemented a dual-point suppression strategy using high-permeability, wideband ferrite components:
Installed directly at the motor lead terminals with a 1-turn winding (2 passes). The V18059T provides targeted high impedance in the critical switching noise band, absorbing high-frequency differential/common-mode noise at the source before it couples into the internal wiring harness.
Positioned on the main power supply wiring in a straight-through configuration. The V18080H effectively blocks conducted noise from escaping along the AC power cord, significantly enhancing high-frequency attenuation and cable immunity.