Title: Introduction to CISPR 32 WorkshopDate: January 21 - 22 2013Location: Irvine, CADescription: Washingon Labs is offering a workshop designed to increase understanding and application of the new CISPR 32 standard. The new CISPR 32 standard was created to replace the CISPR 13 and CISPR 22 standards used internationally for showing compliance to emission regulations for … [Read more...]
Methods of Measurement for Digital Multimedia Transmission Network
IEC 62553:2012(E) is intended to establish measuring methods that enable the objective evaluation of the performance of transmission networks in order to make stable DTTB services a reality and establish a technical baseline. The measurement methods described are intended for digital terrestrial television transmission network test and validation. Learn more. … [Read more...]
DC Link Capacitor for Use in Fast-Switching Power Modules
Electronics company TDK Corporation has released the EPCOS CeraLink, a DC link capacitor for use in fast-switching power modules for industrial and automotive electronics. According to the company, CeraLink is “based on a PLZT ceramic material (lead lanthanum zirconate titanate) and covers a capacitance range from 1 µF to 100 µF at a rated voltage of 400 V DC.” The company … [Read more...]
RF Noise Sources for Production and Lab Test Environments
Pasternack Enterprises, Inc., a manufacturer of RF and microwave products has expanded their line of high and medium output RF noise sources for production and lab test environments. According to the company, the new line of noise sources is “perfect for applications requiring reliable frequency levels up to 18 GHz.” According to Gerry Camacho, vice president of technical … [Read more...]
What are the Slew Rates in Digital Circuits These Days and What Kinds of Frequency Spectra are Generated?
Editor's note: This question was asked in response to Interference Technology's recent webinar by Keith Armstrong. To view the webinar, click here. Question: What are the slew rates in digital circuits these days and what kinds of frequency spectra are generated? Answer: The slew rates of the digital signals generated by integrated circuits tend to increase as the silicon … [Read more...]
Light Spectrum May Be Used by Wireless Communications to Transmit Data
As wireless networking technology continues to expand and shrink the supply of available electromagnetic spectrum, researchers are working to develop solutions to locate and develop alternate solutions for data transfer. Harald Hass, a researcher at the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, is currently working to enable wireless devices to utilize the spectrum of … [Read more...]
ESD Components for Circuit Protection of High Speed Data Interfaces
TVS product manufacturer ProTek Devices has released the P0201V05 and P0402V05 ultra low capacitance electrostatic discharge (ESD) components designed for ESD circuit protection of high speed data interfaces in electronics applications. According to the company, the ESD components are ideal for HDMI, MDDI, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0. Available in a molded ceramic 0201 … [Read more...]
And The CM Currents Go Round and Round
When we were discussing green electron current (differential mode) in the last post, I mentioned that common mode (CM) currents (red electrons) are typically caused by unbalanced differential mode (DM) currents. It’s pretty easy to visualize that in an unbalanced differential transmission system, one of the traces is longer, has an extra via, needs a branch, the spacing … [Read more...]
FCC to Exceed Goal of Freeing 300 MHz for Mobile Wireless Broadband by 2015
A Federal Communications Commission official has reported to Congress that the agency will exceed its goal of freeing up 300 MHz of spectrum for mobile wireless broadband by 2015. Ron Repasi, deputy chief of the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology, discussed the FCC’s progress at a recent hearing on "The Role of Receivers in a Spectrum-Scarce World." According to … [Read more...]
Evolution of Wireless Technology May Affect GNSS Over-the-Air Testing
The evolution of wireless communications technology, in combination with the incorporation of GNSS positioning into mobile devices and the increasingly crowded frequency spectrum, is increasing reliance on over-the-air testing and forcing the creation of new specifications, standards and testing procedures for electronic devices. Consumer electronics continue to strive for … [Read more...]
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