Dynamic Sciences International will be presenting its line of EMI test and measurement receivers at the 2012 EMC Symposium in Pittsburgh, PA, August 5-10. Dynamic Sciences offers the DSI-600 EMI Test & Measurement Receiver, a fully compliant test system. The EMI test receiver provides the user with the combined computational strength of the on-board computer, high speed … [Read more...]
New ISN Meets CISPR 22 Requirements
Fischer Custom Communicatins now offers an ISN that meets CISPR 22 requirements for specialized coupling decoupling devices used to measure the conducted asymmetric common mode radio interference voltages of an ITE. Fischer Custom Communications, Inc. Their different models can measure conducted emissions on single, two and four balanced pair telecom ITE’s. All models meet the … [Read more...]
Computer Modeling Demonstration of Multichannel Link Path Analysis
2012 EMC Symposium Computer Modeling and Simulation Demonstration When: Wednesday, August 8th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Presenter: Alexander Razmadze, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, MO, USA Algorithms employed in multichannel link path analysis will be discussed in this demonstration. The topics covered will include S-parameter matrix cascading, … [Read more...]
Using Simulated Instruments to Conveniently Develop, Edit, and Validate EMC Test Routines
2012 EMC Symposium Computer Modeling & Simulation Demonstration When: Tuesday, August 7th, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Presenter: Joe Tannehill, ETS-Lindgren, Austin, Texas, USA Automating the test process has the benefit of improving measurement accuracy and repeatability while also increasing test throughput. for those who wish to create their own software, many code … [Read more...]
Global EMC Session: Overview of Numerical Methods in Solving EMC Problems
2012 EMC Symposium Global EMC Session When: Thursday, August 9th from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Presenter: Chuck Bunting, Oklahoma State University This session will present a brief overview of numerical methods for solving problems in electromagnetics including FDTD, BEM, and FEM techniques and the software that employs them, emphasizing practical problems to solve. Learn more. … [Read more...]
Demonstration of Near-Field Probes in EMI/EMC/RF Design and Troubleshooting
2012 EMC Symposium Hardware Experiment and Demonstration When: Wednesday, August 8th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Presenter: Arturo Mediano, University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain People in the electronics field are usualy very interested in EMI because they experience their effects in the lab or production work. A lot of them need to solve the problems in a short time, under … [Read more...]
Surge Protection Devices Certified for Automotive Industry
STMicroelectronics has unveiled what it is calling the world’s first and only surge protection devices certified to the automotive industry’s preferred specifications. Characterized and certified to the auto industry’s preferred ISO pulse specifications, the Miniature Transil surge protection devices provide the expected levels of consumer protection while promising to … [Read more...]
Expanded Portfolio of Automotive Networking Products
ON Semiconductor has expanded its portfolio of automotive networking products with the introduction of a bus transceiver IC that is compliant with the most recent adaption to the FlexRay™ communications protocol. The NCV7381 is a highly robust, single-channel device capable of data transfer speeds up to 10 megabits per second (Mbits/s). It has strong electromagnetic … [Read more...]
Physicist Uses Surfboards to Create Electromagnetic Invisibility Cloak
A University of Exeter scientist, Dr. Matt Lockyear, is using foam from inside surfboards to make a material that refracts light to create an “invisibility cloak.” The long sought after invisibility cloak of particular interest to the aerospace industry is a material that is uniformly dense and in response to electromagnetic radiation, behaves in a similar way to air. Dr. … [Read more...]
IEEE Recommends Clarifying “Harmful Exposure”
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics says the ambiguity associated with the regulatory definition of radio frequency interference is an obstacle to investment and innovation. The IEEE Committee on Communications Policy advises federal regulators to refine their definition of interference and to make their related deliberations more transparent. The paper targets the … [Read more...]
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