I didn’t realize when I addressed the smart meter RF situation that it was turning into such an uproar. Now, on top of the RADHAZ comments, people are expressing concern about protection of privacy. It seems that a lot of people have a difficult time believing in RF hazards because they can’t smell, feel, touch, taste, etc. the lower RF energy levels and, therefore, a hazard … [Read more...]
Scientists Make Wi-Fi Twenty Times Faster
Researchers from the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan have successfully developed hardware capable of transmitting data 20 times faster than current Wi-Fi speeds using a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum between 300 GHz and 3 THz known as the “T-ray” band. Using a resonant tunneling diode, researchers were able to generate signals at frequencies up to 542 GHz by … [Read more...]
Teseq Holding AG to Acquire IFI
Teseq Holding AG intends to acquire New York-based Instruments for Industry (IFI). By combining the competencies of IFI and the recently acquired MILMEGA with its own capabilities, Teseq will expand its capabilities and broaden its product line in the RF amplifier market, providing its customers with the best possible solutions in variety of applications including commercial, … [Read more...]
The Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society 2012 Class of Fellows
The 2012 class of ACES Fellows has been announced with two members elevated to the Fellow grade. Prof. Levent Gürel of Bilkent University and Dr. C. J. Reddy, President of Applied EM Inc./EM Software & Systems (USA) Inc. have been elevated to Fellow in 2012. ACES introduced the Fellows program in 2008. The grade of Fellow is bestowed by the ACES Board of Directors upon a … [Read more...]
New Laird CEO Brings Experience to New Position
Laird Technologies, Inc. has announced the appointment of David Lockwood OBE as its Chief Executive Officer. David brings considerable experience from a variety of market and technology sectors relevant to Laird Technologies’ business, particularly in wireless communication. He has experience in international operations, gained from his roles at GPT (Marconi), BAE Systems, … [Read more...]
Physicists Use 20 Satellites to Predict Northern Lights Radio Interference
Researchers from the University of Oslo (UiO), Norway have developed instruments for inclusion on satellites that will be launched to investigate why the solar winds that produce the northern lights interfere with radio communications, GPS navigation and satellite transmissions. Universities around the world will cooperate to launch 50 satellites in 2013 to examine all layers … [Read more...]
Grad Student Wins Defense Fellowship to Develop Multifunctional Composites
Zachary Melrose, a University of Delaware doctoral student in mechanical engineering has been awarded the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship to examine the development of “multifunctional structural composites through the selective integration of nanomaterials in composites.” The current approach to in-situ damage sensing [in multifunctional … [Read more...]
Scientist Builds Tesla Gun that Fires Sparks
Self-confessed “mad scientist” Rob Flickenger has created a Tesla-inspired gun based off of images from the graphic novel The Five Fists of Science. The cover of the graphic novel features an image of a young Tesla holding several weapons containing Tesla coils. Flickenger designed and constructed his Tesla-inspired gun over several months and claims to have “tapped Seattle’s … [Read more...]
Surface Mountable DC to 26.5GHz Distributed Power Amplifier
GigOptix, Inc. has started engineering sampling of its EXH2009, a Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit (MMIC) wideband power amplifier in a surface mountable QFN package, for use in military Electronic Warfare (EW), radar, test & measurement equipment and broadband telecom equipment applications. Learn more from GigOptix. … [Read more...]
EMI Suppression Filter Connectors
Lane Electronics’ LMHF filter connector series is a version of Weald’s established and successful MIL-C-26482 series 1 compliant LMH bayonet coupling circular connector and, as a result, is ideal for demanding applications requiring EMI suppression. The connectors are designed to eliminate the need for external filters which means reduced weight and less assembly time and … [Read more...]
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