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ACB Receives Japan Recognition

 

American Certification Body Inc. (ACB) has been approved in the first round of Certification Bodies recognized to perform Certification for wireless devices to Japanese Radio Law, increasing market-access for manufacturers on both sides of the Pacific. Under a bi-lateral agreement, the US and Japan have affected the implementation of a Mutual Recognition Arrangement that allows … [Read more...]

IEEE Guide for Application of Shunt Power Capacitors

 

This guide applies to the use of 50 Hz and 60 Hz shunt power capacitor units rated 2400 Vac and above, and assemblies of such capacitors. Included are guidelines for the application, protection, and ratings of equipment for the safe and reliable utilization of shunt power capacitors. The guide is general and intended to be basic and supplemental to specific recommendations of … [Read more...]

Software Speeds Time to Market for 3D RF, Microwave Applications

 

INTEGRATED Engineering Software, the leading developer of hybrid simulation tools for electromagnetic, thermal and structural design analysis, recently released CHRONOS, its new time domain solver and high frequency tool for modeling and simulating 3D RF and microwave applications. The software has been introduced to address the challenge of the modeling and simulation of many … [Read more...]

Large Diameter High Temperature Solder-In EMI Filters

 

Spectrum Advanced Specialty Products has added a high temperature version to its solder-in filter product line of 10.16mm (0.400") diameter mounting EMI filters, with a construction able to withstand 300°C. The higher cap values make this filter suited for low to medium impedance circuits where large amounts of capacitance-to-ground can be tolerated.  The large diameter EMI … [Read more...]

EMI Issues with Power Line Communications Technology Solved

 

Power line communication (PLC) technology has been difficult to popularize due to skepticism on transmitting IP packets across 110V or 220V power lines as well as how this would address electromagnetic interference. Today, Ethernet adapters using PLC have easy plug-and-play installation onto electrical outlets in any room. This technology comes perfectly at a time when more … [Read more...]

iPad 2’s Compass Susceptible to EMI

 

A number of iPad 2’s parts are in short supply after the Japanese earthquake. One such component, the tablet computer’s compass, cannot be replaced with other units because it is compasses are susceptible to EMI. Also, the iPad 2's compass works in close coordination with the tablet's accelerometer and gyroscope. This makes it impossible to simply replace one manufacturer's … [Read more...]

New Stanford Nano Center Keeps EMI at Bay

 

The power supplies and utilities for the Stanford University’s new nano research center are housed off-site to minimize electromagnetic interference. The center also contains several cleanrooms that are kept free of dust, which could otherwise contaminate nanomaterials. The first floor of the Nano Center has cleanrooms where researchers can work on any element they need for … [Read more...]

New Over-the-Air Test Solution

 

Azimuth Systems Inc. has announced a new mobile isotropic chamber that replaces anechoic chambers in wireless technology testing. Azimuth’s mobile isotropic chamber creates a 3D isotropic environment in a small form factor without forsaking technical accuracy, providing the benefits of both portability and low cost. The addition of the ACE MX MIMO channel emulator enables … [Read more...]

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