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Test Group Expands Business with Acquisition

 

EM TEST Group continues its growth strategy with the recent acquisition of Lüthi Elektronik-Feinmechanik AG, a Frenkendorf, Switzerland-based manufacturer of coupling/decoupling networks for conducted immunity testing and emission measurement as well as of EMC measuring clamps and accessories. With this acquisition, Lüthi AG becomes a part of the EM TEST Group of companies; … [Read more...]

Grounding Solution Taken to New Heights

 

Lapp Group says its latest grounding product, the SKINTOP MS-M BRUSH, pushes EMC protection to the next level. The 360º brush contact design is touted as offering an optimal low resistance screen contact in a gland unlike any other on the market. With full grounding coverage, the potential for EMI interruptions and equipment failure are eliminated, Lapp says.Learn more at the … [Read more...]

Robot Set To Join Space Station Crew

 

NASA will launch the first human-like robot to space later this year to become a permanent resident of the International Space Station. The robot will be tested in microgravity and subjected to the station’s radiation and electromagnetic interference environments.Read more at SpaceDaily.org. … [Read more...]

Company Completes Rocket Test Plans EMI Test

 

After the recent completion of a tanking test of its Falcon 9 rocket, engineers at SpaceX, a space exploration technologies corporation, plan to perform electromagnetic compatibility tests with the Air Force while the Falcon 9 is on the pad. Testing of the rocket’s flight termination system is continuing. Before the Air Force approves the launch, SpaceX and the supplier of its … [Read more...]

Interference Technology 2010 EMC Seminar Prize Draw

 

Federal safety regulators are looking at a variety of potential solutions to the unintended acceleration issue at the root of Toyota’s recall of nearly 6 million vehicles in the U.S., but won’t know more about the problem’s cause until this summer at the earliest. A group of NASA scientists is exploring electromagnetic interference, software coding and cosmic rays as possible … [Read more...]

Entities Ban iPads on Concerns of Disruption to Other Devices

 

Israel has banned imports of Apple Inc.’s iPad and Princeton University in New Jersey has blocked 20 percent of the products on campus, citing concerns the powerful gadget’s wireless signals could disrupt other devices. Israeli customs officials said they have already confiscated about 10 of the lightweight tablet computers since Israel announced the new regulations. The ban … [Read more...]

University of Maryland Receives $10.3 Million for Advanced Quantum Lab

 

The University of Maryland has been awarded $10.3 million in stimulus funds by the U.S. Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to build an advanced quantum science lab. The new lab at the University of Maryland will feature environmental controls for electromagnetic interference, clean air, and low vibration as well as stable temperature and … [Read more...]

Young Engineers Offered Hands-On Experience

 

The University of Texas College of Engineering hosted an “Engineering Saturday” that allows prospective students and their parents to experience hands-on engineering where the big kids study. The college offers the program free of charge. During the event, Mingyu Lu, an electrical engineering assistant professor, showed the visitors small, medium and large microwave anechoic … [Read more...]

IEEE PSES 2010 Call for Papers

 

The 2010 IEEE Symposium on Product Compliance Engineering is being held Oct. 18-20 in Boston. PSES 2010 is now soliciting submission of papers, workshops, and tutorials. The Symposium is seeking original, unpublished papers and tutorials on all aspects of product safety and compliance engineering, including EMC / RF: Electromagnetic emissions, Electromagnetic immunity, … [Read more...]

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