device performance.
Functions of an Interface Suppressor:
Reducing Electromagnetic Interference (EMI): By minimizing the effects of other devices that may emit unwanted electromagnetic radiation.
Reducing Radio-Frequency Interference (RFI): By reducing noise caused by wireless signals, such as those from mobile phones or computers.
Improving Signal Quality: Helps maintain signal stability between devices or components, ensuring high-performance operation.
Protection from Electrical Surges or Voltage Spikes: Can protect devices from the negative effects of voltage surges or sudden voltage changes.
An Interface Suppressor is a device used to control noise or interference that may occur in electrical signals between two devices or electronic components in electrical or electronic systems. Its purpose is to reduce or eliminate the negative effects of electromagnetic interference (EMI) or radio-frequency interference (RFI), which can affect signal quality or device performance.
