SCHURTER will showcase its wide range of EMC products including1-, 2- and multi-stage filters for single and 3-phase systems at the IEEE EMC Symposium 2015. These filters offer a wide range of current ratings and operating voltages in both AC and DC. SCHURTER has filters for Medical, Industrial and Standard applications as well as specific filters for Industrial Automation, … [Read more...]
RF Adapter Line Expanded
Pasternack expands its lines of Microwave and Millimeter Wave Right Angle RF Adapters. These new adapters allow 90 degree turns in tight spaces and function in spaces too small for coaxial cables, thus reducing strain on cables. These adapters are ideal for use in military and commercial industries and in wireless communications, test labs and other space-limited … [Read more...]
Series of EMC Filters Introduced
TDK Corporation introduces a new series of compact, high performance EPCOS 3-line EMC filters for frequency converters. Main features of the B84243A8 series include rated voltage of 530 V AC, seven different types for currents of between 3 A and 60 A, low leakage currents of 1.9 mA to 5.1 mA, short discharge times, compact dimensions, and advanced EMC performance. Because of … [Read more...]
Spectrum Supportability Risk Assessments (continued)…
Just One More Thing on the List!Available expertise and the existence of service Spectrum and E3 related organizations notwithstanding, it is widely known in the DoD Spectrum Management community that program offices, for a variety of reasons, including a lack of understanding of the requirements and their importance, frequently avoid spectrum supportability considerations … [Read more...]
Discovery of New Technology Makes Download Speeds 1,000 Times Faster
Engineers from the University of Utah have discovered a filter for wireless communications that allows users of electronic devices to download data more than 1,000 times faster. Andrew Paulson, project lead and terahertz researcher, has been working on this research for more than two years. Paulson started by considering how to tap into terahertz radiation, which is a band of … [Read more...]
TECH TIDBIT: New Ruling in France May Lead to New Standard
The French Government is now ordering manufacturers to inform consumers how long their electronic devices (cell phones, computers) and appliances are expected to last. “The measure requires manufacturers to inform vendors how long spare parts for an appliance will continue to be produced. The vendor is then required to inform the buyer, in writing. Violators face up to 15,000 … [Read more...]
West Virginia Residents Fear ‘Quiet Zone’ May be Abolished
A national radio quiet zone was established in Green Bank, West Virginia in 1958 to house the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope – the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope. The telescope successfully works due to the lack of interference from other transmissions. “Electrosensitives,” flocked to the area for more than 10 years. “Electrosensitives” are people who … [Read more...]
IEC 60940 ed2.0
Publication date: 2015-03-10 IEC 60940 ed2.0 has been released. The standard is titled "Guidance information on the application of capacitors, resistors, inductors and complete filter units for electromagnetic interference suppression." IEC 60940:2015 provides guidance applicable to information on application of capacitors, resistors, inductors, and complete filter units for … [Read more...]
TECH TIDBIT- Wearable Technology Sends Vibrating Reminder Signals to Assists Students in Learning
The Wireless Research Center of North Carolina announces FokusLab’s launch of the RE-vibe wrist band. The RE-vibe wrist band uses an algorithm to determine when users are off-task and it sends them a vibrating reminder to get back to work. “It's currently estimated that more than 1 in 10 children ages 4-17 struggle to stay on-task while learning and completing school work,” … [Read more...]
France Bans Wi-Fi in Childcare Centers
Wi-Fi has been banned in childcare centers, nurseries and schools in France that care for children under six years old, in order to protect young children against exposure to electromagnetic waves and radiation. The International Agency for Research and Cancer considers electromagnetic waves possibly carcinogenic. “In primary schools, which also welcome older pupils and where … [Read more...]
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