This page contains several white papers, tutorials written by our engineers. They cover some of the fundamental energy control principles that we apply every day in customer's product designs. The following white papers apply to applications areas that specifically utilize ISODAMP and ISOLOSS materials.
Shock Control for Portable Electronics
Increased portability means increased exposure to bumps and drops that cause components to collide and LCDs to fracture. Here are tips on how to minimize damage from a shock event.
Engineered Solutions To Help Prevent LCD Failures
The LCD on a cellular phone, personal digital assistant or other hand-held electronics is probably the component most susceptible to failure if the device is dropped. E-A-R can help design protective measures.
Controlling Structureborne Energy From Air-Moving Devices
Small cooling fans remove heat from electronic devices, but they also introduce unwanted vibration and noise. This paper describes some ways to keep things under control.
