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Improved Workflow Integration for EM Simulation of EMC Applications

 

Computer Simulation Technology (CST) announces major workflow improvements for EMC simulation. CST’s complete technology for 3D EM simulation will be further enhanced by tighter integration of CST CABLE STUDIOTM (CST CS) and the CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) TLM solver in CST STUDIO SUITETM 2011. Users of CST STUDIO SUITE 2011, interested in the analysis of radiated emissions … [Read more...]

Orbel Introduces Miniature RF Shields

 

Orbel’s Micro™ RF Shields offer a low two-piece surface mount assembly. Micro shields are ideal when space is limited but a two-piece shield is required. Orbel’s miniature RF Shields are available with assembly heights ranging from 0.058” to 0.100”. These shields are offered with a standard pick target for pick and place automation, with added part stability to achieve maximum … [Read more...]

NY Subway to Get WiFi, Cell Access

 

New York City’s 277 subway stations will get wireless and cellular phone access over the next several years courtesy of Transit Wireless, a group of companies anchored by new partner Broadcast Australia, which built a similar system for Hong Kong. They'll charge phone networks to use their networks, but there's no word on what kind of WiFi service they'll offer. Gothamist notes … [Read more...]

Residents Express Concern over SmartMeter Radiation

 

At a recent California Public Utilities Commission meeting, a group of people, some who said they suffer from electro-hypersensitivity caused by frequent exposure to electromagnetic waves from cell towers and other wireless technologies, called for a moratorium on PG&E SmartMeter installations because of concerns over electromagnetic radiation exposure. Read more from ABC … [Read more...]

Coping with Wi-Fi’s Biggest Problem: Interference

 

Over the last 10 years 802.11 technology has made remarkable strides, getting faster, stronger and more scalable. But one problem still haunts Wi-Fi: reliability. Radiofrequency interference can be generated by almost any device that emits an electromagnetic signal -- from cordless phones to Bluetooth headsets, microwave ovens and even smart meters. But what most companies … [Read more...]

Early U.S. Tests Find No Toyota Flaw in Electronics

 

Despite lawmakers’ and some drivers’ suggestions that a malfunction in the electronic throttle control system of recalled Toyota and Lexus vehicles could have caused incidences of sudden acceleration, the government’s investigation into the complaints has found no evidence of flawed electronics in 58 of the vehicles that crashed.An examination of the crashes also found only one … [Read more...]

New Conducted Emissions Standard

 

Amendment 1 - Specification for radio disturbance and immunity measuring apparatus and methods - Part 2-1: Methods of measurement of disturbances and immunity - Conducted disturbance measurementsThe International Electrotechnical Commission recently launched the CISPR 16-2-1-am1 ed 2.0 specification covering the methods of measurement of conducted power disturbances and … [Read more...]

New Ultra Series High Speed HDMI 1.4 Cables

 

Amphenol’s new HDMI 1.4 optimized Ultra Series HDMI Cable features a one-piece die-cast metal alloy HDMI connector to eliminate susceptibility to interference.The Ultra Series is inspired by Amphenol's 16.0 Gbps 4X Link technology; combining 26 AWG quad-shield wire with the most rugged Zinc Diecast Alloy HDMI connectors available.Read more from Cables on Demand. … [Read more...]

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