The Commission to Assess the Threat to the United States from Electromagnetic Pulse has issued a 208-page report detailing a grim scenario of cascading disasters as critical infrastructures fail. If terrorists were to obtain a nuclear weapon and to detonate it over the continental United States, every facet of modern life that depends on electricity would be impacted. The … [Read more...]
New 1394 Standard on Copper in Vehicle Applications Said to Overcome EM Problems
The 1394 Trade Association has introduced the new 1394 Automotive specification for copper cabling media designed to optimize the use of the 1394 (FireWire™) standard in entertainment, environmental control, camera, and other in-vehicle applications. The new specification extends the original IDB-1394 Automotive Specification to include operation over cost-effective … [Read more...]
ETS-Lindgren Wins $16.7 Million Contract to Provide Test Chambers to India's Growing Auto Industry
ESCO Technologies Inc., the parent company of ETS-Lindgren L.P., has been awarded a $16.7 million contract to design, construct, install, and certify two automotive test chamber facilities in India for the National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project (NATRIP). This contract, one of the largest test chamber contracts in ETS's history, is expected to deliver … [Read more...]
News from 2008 EMC Detroit: Teseq Announces Partership with Milan-Based NARDA
Well known EMC test systems firm Teseq announced a partnership with NARDA today, an Italian test solutions firm, to offer an expanded range of EMC components including field probes, measurement receivers, signal generators, and power meters to the North American consumer electronics, automotive, telecommunications, medical, aerospace, and defense markets. With locations … [Read more...]
New ESD Simulator Features Reduced Feature Set and Full Compliance Performance
The new NSF 437 30-kV ESD simulator from Teseq boasts a reduced feature set and economical pricing while maintaining full compliance performance to meet major global standards. The new simulator guarantees optimized reproducibility of a test by meeting the holding time of at least five seconds as required by global ESD standards. Accuracy of the simulators voltage tip is … [Read more...]
Extended Aluminum Capacitor Line Provides Z as Low as 60 mΩ
A new CRZ device from Vishay Intertechnology is the latest edition to the 150 CRZ series of surface mount aluminum capacitors. The 150 CRZ devices are now available in five case sizes, ranging from 8 mm x 8 mm x 10 mm to the larger 12.5 mm x 12.5 mm x 16 mm. The capacitors offer impedance as low as 60 mΩ at 100 kHz, a high rated ripple current of 1007 mA at +150 degrees C. and … [Read more...]
Growing Japanese Subscriber Base Reflects Burgeoning Interest in EMC
At the recent Automotive Technology 2008 show, a booth featuring information from well known testing firm TÜV SÜD Ohtama, Ltd. and Interference Technology Japan, a unique online publication devoted to EMI/EMC, drew a sizeable group of enthusiastic visitors. Of course, a number of show visitors who stopped by the booth were already subscribers, but a gratifying number—133 to be … [Read more...]
Electromagnetic Waves Could Help with Energy Use, Fuel Economy
Save the World Air, Inc. announced that recently concluded tests that were conducted by the Temple University, Department of Physics, and which were sponsored by JGC Corporation of Japan, resulted in substantial reductions in the viscosity of heavy crude oil, when treated with a patent-pending pulsed electromagnetic device. These results confirmed earlier tests and hold direct … [Read more...]
CA Agency Calls for Plug-In Cars
The state of California's Air Resources Board has told car manufacturers to start producing vehicles that can be plugged into public electric utilities. The board ruled that car makers must produce at least 58,000 plug-in hybrid vehicles for sale in California between 2012 and 2014. Today's hybrid cars use an engine to charge their batteries, but the next step in "green … [Read more...]
AT&T Gives $2.4 Million for Automotive Research at Clemson
AT&T, Inc. has announced a $2.4 million gift to fund Clemson University's International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR). Along with the investment comes the naming of the AT&T Auditorium, part of Clemson's Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. Graduate Engineering Center, the anchor of the 250-acre research campus now under development. During a preview of the auditorium, visitors … [Read more...]
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