Agilent Technologies has announced three new options and extended functionality for its M9703A AXIe eight-channel wideband digital receiver/digitizer that address the growing need for better, faster measurements in the communications and aerospace/defense industries. The new M9703A-FRF option delivers increased dynamic range and sensitivity over the full input frequency range … [Read more...]
Scientists Harness Power of Lightning to Charge Mobile Phone
A collaborative effort between the University of Southhampton, UK and smartphone manufacturer Nokia has yielded new proof-of-concept research on harnessing the power of lightning to charge electronic devices. At the university’s Tony Davies High Voltage Laboratory—one of the world’s leading high voltage laboratories—researchers successfully used energy similar to that of a … [Read more...]
Oktoberfest: EMC, Wireless, Safety and Environment Training
Title: Oktoberfest: EMC, Wireless, Safety and Environment TrainingDate: October 15 2013Location: Philadelphia, PA, USADescription: Washington Laboratories will be offering four one-day seminars on covering the essentials of compliance with requirements for modern electronic systems. Most products that are developed for the US domestic, international or DoD procurements must … [Read more...]
Interference-Cancelling Technology May Ease Spectrum Congestion
A small startup company is testing a new technology that may enable mobile devices to simultaneously transmit and receive data on a single frequency. Founded by a group of Stanford University researchers, who in 2011 developed the first wireless radios capable of sending and receiving signals at the same time, California-based Kumu Networks Inc. believes its new technology … [Read more...]
New Millimeter Wave Amplifier for Demanding Military and Commercial Applications
API Technologies, a provider of RF/microwave, microelectronics and security solutions for critical and high-reliability applications, today announced the addition of a new standard 44 GHz millimeter wave (MMW) amplifier to its family of products. The new model BXHF1075 amplifier features an ultra-high frequency, two-stage design for high gain and medium power, and is enclosed … [Read more...]
2013 EMC Salary Survey
By Vinti Singh As the electronics industry continues to expand, employment opportunities for EMC engineers continue to grow as well. Products are becoming increasingly complex, and compatibility issues are arising ever more frequently. With each new advancement, EMC engineering jobs around the nation become more important, and more secure. Experienced EMC engineers, especially … [Read more...]
Technology Allows Data Transfer through Metal Shielding
British engineers have reportedly discovered a way to bypass the Faraday cage effect that prevents the entry or escape of an electromagnetic wave through a metallic enclosure. According to a statement released by developer The Technology Partnership (TTP), new patent-pending Fluxor technology creates a “window” for electromagnetic transmission of power and data by applying a … [Read more...]
Patent Issued for Anti-EMI Electrical Connector
The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office has awarded patent No. 8,545,272, “Electrical Connector with Separating Extensions on Terminals,” to Concraft Holding Co., Ltd. In Grand Cayman, Ky. According to background information provided by the inventors, the patent covers “an anti-electromagnetic interference (EMI) electrical connector and a terminal assembly thereof, so as to … [Read more...]
Galvanic Isolation in Small Packages for Industrial Applications
Semiconductor design and manufacturing company Texas Instruments has released new 2.5-kVrms digital isolation devices. Reducing board space without compromising protection from lower isolation ratings or EFT surges is increasingly important in industrial automation applications, such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and sensors, and fieldbus applications, such as … [Read more...]
Wi-Fi Anyone?
So I found another item of EMI interest to whine - I mean write - about: EMI in legacy equipment. You can find the article in question here.In a nutshell, the FAA wants certain older cockpit displays (made by Honeywell) replaced because they believe them to be susceptible to interference from Wi-Fi systems that are going on board many aircraft today. It’s an interesting … [Read more...]
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