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Hotels – Courtyard® by Marriott® / Residence Inn Austin

 

The new Courtyard by Marriott and the Residence Inn by Marriott are located in downtown Austin, across the street from the Austin Convention Center. The Residence Inn by Marriott provides in-room kitchen facilities; the Courtyard by Marriott does not provide in-room kitchen facilities. Guests have easy walking access to the business district and 6th Street, and the location is … [Read more...]

Austin Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)

 

Austin Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) has direct flights to major cities throughout the US and is serviced by major carriers including American Airlines, United, Continental, Northwest, Jet Blue, and Southwest Airlines.Airfare DiscountAmerican Airlines is offering special rates for travel to the 2009 IEEE International Symposium on EMC in Austin, Texas. To take advantage … [Read more...]

Austin Convention Center

 

TheAustin Convention Centeris a premier facility located in the heart of the capital city’s downtown business district. It is one of the most practical, flexible, event-friendly and technologically advanced meeting facilities in the country, with complimentary wireless internet access throughout the facility. … [Read more...]

Plated Mesh Features Encapsulated Wires

 

The EMIgard™ Series of conductively plated, optical fine wire mesh for EMI/RFI shielding of electronic displays and enclosures is available from Dontech. This shielding mesh is manufactured in 304 stainless, copper, and custom alloys. Meshes are available from 50 to 250 openings per inch (opi) in standard sheet sizes of 22″ x 28″ or precut to a specific size. In a unique, … [Read more...]

MOV Planar Arrays Provide Transient Protection in Safety Critical Applications

 

The newest range of MOV (metal oxide varistor) planar arrays from Syfer Technology provides comprehensive protection from lighting strikes and other transients in safety critical applications including the military and aerospace industries. These application specific MOV planar arrays are typically built into military-style filtered connectors, including circular shell sizes 8 … [Read more...]

Solar Storms Prediction

 

An international panel of experts led by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC), which is funded by NASA, is predicting that a new active period of solar storms will be the weakest since 1928. The panel predicts that the upcoming Solar Cycle 24 will peak in May 2013 with 90 sunspots per day on average, making it the weakest … [Read more...]

ESD-Protection Array Conserves PCB Real Estate

 

The TPD2E007 from Texas Instruments (TI) is an application-specific integrated parts (ASIP) component in a compact PicoStar™ package. This back-to-back diode array allows AC-coupled or negative-going data transmission without compromising signal integrity. It is embedded inside a PCB to conserve space in downsized portable applications. The TPD2E007 exceeds IEC 61000-4-2 (Level … [Read more...]

Mysterious Signal in Cumbrian Village

 

In more news from regulators, Ofcom, the UK agency charged with achieving the most efficient use of the spectrum, commissioned another study which mapped the use of spectrum throughout the UK. Several anomalies turned up in the study. Just north of Cambridge, high powered transmissions can be detected in the 863- to 870-MHz band that is ostensibly for the use of short-range … [Read more...]

FCC: Wrong Frequencies Can Be Costly

 

In a further enforcement action, the Federal Communications Commission issued another “Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture” to Corr Wireless Communications for operating two microwave stations WMV851 and WPJK282 on unauthorized frequencies. Following a complaint, it was learned that these two stations had been operating on frequencies 2118.5 MHz and on 2168.45 MHz, … [Read more...]

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