Title: Electronic Systems Design for EMC ComplianceDate: June 03 - 04 2015Location: Madison, WIDescription: This two-day course introduces fundamental electromagnetic compatibility concepts for electronic system designers. The focus of the course is on providing students with the knowledge and tools required to develop products that comply with all EMC requirements. Students … [Read more...]
The Physics of Electromagnetic Compatibility Measurements
Title: The Physics of Electromagnetic Compatibility MeasurementsDate: June 02 2015Location: Madison, WIDescription: This one-day course reviews test equipment, settings, and set-up parameters that affect EMC measurements. The primary EMC tests covered include Conducted and Radiated Emissions, Radiated Immunity, Bulk Current Injection, Electrical Fast Transient testing and … [Read more...]
2015 EMC Directory & Design Guide
Every year, Interference Technology publishes the EMC Buyers’ Guide — our most up-to-date look at the providers of hundreds of EMC-related products and services. In this issue is articles on testing and design, listings of products and services, company directories, calendar events and more! View the issue here. … [Read more...]
Magnetic Resonance System Could Signal Breakthrough in Wireless Charging
WiTricity Corp. is developing a wireless charging system called “magnetic resonance wireless power transfer” that could safely transmit electricity to devices over a foot away from the source – even through solid materials, like walls. In light of the explosive popularity of smartphones, wireless charging systems have generated a lot of buzz recently; numerous companies have … [Read more...]
First Probe-array SAR Measurement System Accepted by a Notified Body
A landmark decision has been made which will affect SAR testing and certification facilities for mobile phones. ART-MAN, a probe-array SAR measurement system, is the first SAR measurement system accepted by a Notified Body under R&TTE. Previously, the ART-MAN was only used at cell phone manufactures. The decision came from American Certification Body, Inc. (ACB), and is … [Read more...]
Spectrum Supportability Risk Assessments (SSRA) – A Review
The first in a series of discussions on a DoD acquisition requirementEarly consideration of spectrum supportability in spectrum dependent (S-D) system acquisitions is a fundamental criterion that must be satisfied before the DoD develops and fields communications-electronics (CE) equipment and related weapons systems. Development or acquisition of systems that meet operational … [Read more...]
Proposed Ferris Wheel’s EMI Could Affect Aircraft
The Federal Aviation Administration released a Notice of Presumed Hazard against a proposed 443-foot high Ferris Wheel on the water front in San Diego, Calif. The FAA believes the structure will cause electromagnetic interference and affect navigation systems in aircraft. In the notice, the FAA stated if the wheel does not exceed 277 feet the government could issue a favorable … [Read more...]
FDA Approves Weight Loss Device that Uses Electronic Waves
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a weight loss treatment device, the Maestro Rechargeable System, for obese adults. The device targets the nerve pathway between the brain and the stomach, which controls hunger and fullness feelings. The Maestro Rechargeable System is the first FDA approved obesity device since 2007. The device is approved to treat patients 18 or … [Read more...]
L-3 Communications Acquires MITEQ Inc.
L-3 Communications announced this week that it has acquired the assets of MITEQ, Inc. for $41 million dollars. The new organization will be called L-3 Narda-Miteq and will be located in Hauppauge, N.Y. This merger is expected to generate more than $60 million dollars in sales and employ more than 700 people. L-3 Narda-Miteq will offer RF Microwave solutions and low-power … [Read more...]
'Tech Tidbit' – Germany plans Digital Highway Construction
The German government has confirmed that a digital highway, or track, is being constructed on the A9 Autobahn highway in Bavaria, Germany to allow testing of self-driving cars. Plans for a digital highway were previously forbidden due to the signing of the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic that states that every driver must be able to control his vehicle. However, last … [Read more...]
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