MILMEGA is proud to officially launch their new Chinese website. Assisted by their China based marketing Company, the MILMEGA website has been translated to further assist it's new and existing customers by keeping them right up to date with new developments and products. In addition to this, the MILMEGA brochure and all Application notes have been translated and are readily … [Read more...]
Share in This 2011 Industry Poll of EMC Marketing
“How much should you be spending on marketing?” It’s a question I have been asked many times over the years. In the EMC world, supplier companies are typically small to mid-sized businesses ($5 million to $50 million USD), privately owned, and run by folks who have come up through the technology and engineering ranks, more so than the sales/ marketing/ business ranks. And since … [Read more...]
CMC300 Series Amps for EMC Testing Applications – Free Datasheet
Our CMC300 series amplifier provides a minimum of 300 watts of CW Power for the 10MHz to 1.0GHz frequency range. This type of amplifier is available at many power levels from 10 watts through 2000 watts. The unit is a very compact design in a single drawer 10.5”H (depending on the power level and options) x 19”W x 25.25”D. This model is ideal for the high power test … [Read more...]
DOW Immunity Test Solutions to CS116, DO 160 s22, ANSI C37.90.1 – Free Whitepaper
Damped Oscillatory Wave (DOW) test standards can be a source of frustration to the practicing test engineer. They contain pulses which at first glance seem very similar to one another. This causes confusion. Damping rates, or Q, and other pulse parameters are specified differently among these standards. More confusion. Labs with legacy test equipment for these standards … [Read more...]
Free White Paper – 10KHz – 18GHz Shield Effectiveness Test Report
In this white paper, Zero Ground, manufacturer of dBzSHIELD Shielded Flexible Conduits, discusses results of recent testing at expanded frequencies from 10KHz – 18GHz. dBzSHIELD is a COTS product, offering a high-performing and cost-effective alternative to Mil spec conduits where cabling interference is a concern. … [Read more...]
Smart Grid Takes Center Stage at CES
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show saw a blending of the consumer electronics and the energy businesses, often in the form of a smart home filled with connected devices. “Home of the future” displays included electric-vehicle chargers, smart appliances, efficient LED lights, and even small wind turbines and solar panels. In cars, Ford decided to introduce its electric Ford … [Read more...]
Standards Wireless Dictionary Smartphone App
The IEEE Standards Wireless Dictionary application contains terms and definitions relating to wireless technology and can be used by Apple devices such as the iPhone®, iPod Touch® and iPad®. Included within the app are more than 3,200 terms and definitions, along with complete source citations. It's all fully searchable by keyword or standard number.Get more information on the … [Read more...]
IEEE to Develop Standard for Energy Storage in Smart Grids
A new project from IEEE will develop guidelines to help facilitate the wide-scale and consistent implementation of energy storage systems to support the power infrastructure of the smart grid. The project, IEEE P2032.2™, “Guide for the Interoperability of Energy Storage Systems Integrated with the Electric Power Infrastructure,” is being developed by the IEEE Standards … [Read more...]
EMI Problems that Impact Military Systems
DISA’s Joint Spectrum Center’s 13-minute video reviews electromagnetic environmental effects and the concept of spectrum supportability and demonstrates how serious EMI and spectrum problems can be to the ultimate end user, the American warfighter. Learn more. … [Read more...]
Arkansas Radio Compliance Center Aims to Avert Clashing Requirements
The University of Arkansas’ new Radio Compliance Center facility is testing passive RFID inlays submitted by tag makers, and hopes to harmonize item-level usage by providing results to retailers and goods suppliers free of charge. The center, located next to the university’s RFID Research Center, in Fayetteville, Ark., features an anechoic chamber.See an abstract of the paper. … [Read more...]
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