For EMI / EMC Engineers
A beleaguered European satellite that has been beset by patchy blindness from radio interference appears to be recovering after painstaking efforts to reduce signal contamination. The unwanted signals have mainly come from TV transmitters, radio links and networks such as security systems. Terrestrial radars appear to also cause some problems, European Space Agency officials said.
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