The new R&S FNH handheld combi analyzer integrates spectrum analysis, real-time spectrum analysis (RTSA), vector network analysis (VNA) and power meter measurements in one rugged, compact platform. It can be complemented by an extensive range of add-on features and options for mission-specific customization. With its enhanced robustness, the R&S FNH delivers lab-grade … [Read more...]
Component Reliability in Aerospace Systems
Aerospace electronics are expected to run for long lifetimes with high uptime, and many systems are designed around Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) targets exceeding 10,000 hours of continuous operation. When looking at simple electrical ratings or descriptions, many components will look acceptable, but they can fail because the components were not structurally … [Read more...]
NATO Exercise Fuses Huge Drone Swarms with Cross-border Incursions and Electronic Warfare
NATO has conducted one of its largest operational experimentation events, examining how emerging technologies and capabilities from different nations can operate together to deal with changing threats. According to Forces News, more than 30 countries and 100 industry partners took part in the two-week exercise in Latvia. Roughly 500 personnel were involved in the drills, led … [Read more...]
Czech STV Group Develops China-free FPV-NG Drone for Strikes and Reconnaissance Under Electronic Warfare
Czech manufacturer STV Group introduced its FPV-NG drone at Future Forces Forum 2026 in Prague, a China-free multirotor offered for strike, reconnaissance, communications relay, electronic warfare, and combined missions. According to Army Recognition, the 10- to 13-inch aircraft weighs 2.5 kg, carries up to 6 kg, reaches 150 km/h, and offers at least 30 minutes of flight … [Read more...]
The 40-Week Problem: Why Medical Device EMC Failures Cost the Most When They’re Caught Late
The fix is rarely the expensive part. The timing is. The Fix That Costs 40x More in Week 40 Than in Week 4 Here's a pattern I've watched play out on program after program. A device sails through internal bench testing. Engineering is confident. The unit goes to the test lab for formal IEC 60601-1-2 immunity testing, and at 3 V/m radiated RF susceptibility, … [Read more...]
Emerging Navigation Technologies Could Provide Alternatives When GPS Is Disrupted
As GPS jamming and other forms of GNSS disruption become more widespread, researchers are advancing alternative navigation technologies that could provide positioning when satellite navigation is unreliable or unavailable. A recent report from The Economist examines two approaches gaining traction. One uses highly sensitive magnetometers to navigate against maps of variations … [Read more...]
Auterion Introduces Nemyx Vertical Launch System for Drones from Any Vendor
Auterion has introduced the Nemyx Vertical Launch System (Nemyx VLS), a modular launcher for drones from multiple manufacturers. It extends Nemyx, the Auterion swarm engine, from software into the hardware that puts drones in the air. The same launcher takes high-volume commercial drones, strike drones and interceptors. Inside each tube, drones are stacked vertically. An … [Read more...]
The Role of an EMC Engineer in Product Development
Coming out of college, whether it’s electrical, mechanical, software, or any other engineering discipline, a lot of young engineers picture themselves as Tony Stark building an Iron Man suit or as Mark Watney getting stuck on Mars and engineering his way back home to Earth as their future career. What many young engineers don’t quite understand is that engineers … [Read more...]
EagleNXT Tests eBee VISION UAS Anti-Jamming Technology in Contested RF Environment
EagleNXT recently tested its eBee VISION unmanned aircraft system under communications, navigation and radio-frequency conditions designed to simulate a contested electromagnetic environment. According to a company announcement, the testing took place September 13–18 at Camp Grayling Joint Maneuver Training Center in Michigan as part of a Denied, Disrupted, Intermittent and … [Read more...]
Frequency Interference Suspected After Drones Fail at South Korean Defense Demo
Frequency interference is being investigated as a possible factor after six of 17 drone demonstrations failed during South Korea’s 2026 Defense Drone Technology Exhibition. According to reporting by Lee Hyun-ho for Seoul Economic Daily, all 17 demonstrations had succeeded during rehearsal the previous day. Military officials reportedly suspect that increased RF activity … [Read more...]
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