Tests at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are helping to ensure that alarm beacons for firefighters and other emergency responders will operate reliably in the presence of other wireless devices.PASS devices sense movement and activate an alarm if a firefighter remains motionless for too long. Newer Personal Alert Safety Systems (PASS) systems also have … [Read more...]
New Wireless Network Standard Fills in the White Space
The wireless spectrum was carved up in the mid-20th century with protection of commercial radio and television signals as its primary concern. One example of this was the practice of leaving “white space” between broadcast channels to prevent interference by analog signals crowded too close together. Especially since the dawn of the digital age, technology has gotten better and … [Read more...]
Navy Tests Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System
The Navy recently launched F-35C test aircraft CF-3 with its new electromagnetic aircraft launch system (EMALS).Testing the F-35C on EMALS provided an early opportunity to evaluate technical risks and began the process to integrate the carrier variant Joint Strike Fighter with the future carrier fleet aircraft launching system.This summer, the F-35C test team completed more … [Read more...]
Electromagnetic Fields Control Tumor Growth
New evidence by University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers that specific electromagnetic fields can safely block the proliferation of cancer cells and tumor growth may help refine a new, targeted therapy without any collateral damage.Very low levels of amplitude-modulated radiofrequency electromagnetic fields block cancer-cell growth in a tumor- and tissue-specific … [Read more...]
Wireless Car Charged by Electromagnetic Induction Floor Pad
Nissan has developed a wireless charging pad that recharges the battery simply by parking the vehicle on top of a ground transmission unit.The Nissan wireless charger works by electromagnetic induction; electricity is drawn from the recharging coil in a housing mounted on a garage floor and into contacts inside the vehicle.Researchers in Korea reportedly are even working on an … [Read more...]
Measuring Device for Evaluating Safety in Magnetic Fields
Narda Safety’s ELT-400 is an innovative tester for evaluating magnetic radiation exposure in the workplace and in public spaces. The device was developed for use by health and safety officials in industry, by insurance companies and by service-industry users. The ELT-400 handles almost all of the required measurements in the low to medium frequency range with accuracy and ease. … [Read more...]
New Avionics/Mil DC-DC Power Product Catalog
VPT, Inc. has released an updated short form catalog for its avionics and military grade series of DC-DC power converters, EMI filters and other accessory products. The new catalog showcases the essential engineering specifications on more than 300 power products. VPT power products are suited for use in commercial avionics, military avionics, military ground vehicles, marine … [Read more...]
New Software for Generic Analyses of Signals
Aeroflex Limited has added the Generic Measurement Suite to its PXI 3000 Series of RF modular instruments.The Generic Measurement Suite, designated PXI 3030 Option 111, is new software that enables production test and development engineers using Aeroflex PXI 3000 systems to perform a variety of generic analyses of analog and digital modulated signals.The initial release … [Read more...]
Ultra Wideband 0.8 – 40 GHz Omni-Directional Antenna
Q-par Angus Limited’s new compact ultra-wideband 0.8 – 40 GHz Omni-directional antenna, intended for Ultra Wideband (UWB) applications includes communications, surveillance and Electronic Warfare. The 100 mm diameter antenna is Vertically Polarized with Azimuth ripple typicallyLearn more from Q-Par. … [Read more...]
Electric Potential: EMI Shielding in Electric Vehicle Applications
The growing challenge of preventing electromagnetic interference (EMI) is particularly acute in the automotive sector. Cars feature increasing numbers of electronic systems, often in close proximity because of packaging constraints. Information systems such as GPS receivers, entertainment systems such as DVD players, and convenience features such as reversing aid cameras all … [Read more...]
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