ARC Technologies, manufacturers of various types of innovative EMI shielding materials, is offering designers and EMI engineers a free “Engineer’s Survival Kit” of various EMI shielding materials. Products include plating and conductive materials, dielectric absorber foam for radar applications, and magnetic and e-field shielding. The latest product is a unique “hot melt” … [Read more...]
Upcoming Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility
The 2016 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, sponsored by the IEEE EMC Society, featuring an embedded Signal Integrity and Power Integrity conference. The IEEE EMC Symposium provides knowledge and tools that help engineers address electromagnetic environmental effects and electromagnetic compatibility. Stay abreast of current technologies, testing and … [Read more...]
New USB 3.1 C-Type Connectors
The USB C-type connector, recently announced by Amphenol, is a reversible design that can pass 10 GB/s data. It also includes power, along with data connections. The full metal shield protects against EMI and ESD. For more, click here. … [Read more...]
Battery Size Matters
Silicon Labs has recently published a white paper on 5 important guidelines for selecting the right size battery for wireless IoT sensors. Check it out here. … [Read more...]
New Methods Minimize Interference on TV Broadcasting and Mobile Connections
A research project recently conducted by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd. allows an optimal location to be identified for wind turbines, where interference on television broadcasting and mobile connections is minimized. “With tools now available for minimizing the potential negative impacts of wind power at the planning stage, power plant projects are likely to … [Read more...]
‘Electrosmog’ to Help Power Devices in UK
Paul Drayson, a former British science minister, has developed a device that captures “electrosmog” (invisible clouds of electromagnetic radiation), and uses it to power small devices. The energy-harvesting system is known as Freevolt. Freevolt uses an antenna to gain power from multiple wavebands of the electromagnetic spectrum. This is the first commercial device that is … [Read more...]
New Multi-Range System DC Power Supply Model
B&K Precision has introduced an addition to its 9115 Series with the new multi-range programmable DC power supply—model 9117. The new 9117 can deliver up to 3000 W of output power in any combination of voltage up to 80 V and current up to 120 A within its power rating. It offers twice as much output power as current models in the 9115 series and has a 2U 19" rackmountable … [Read more...]
GaN Coaxial Power Amplifiers
Pasternack recently launched its increased offering of gallium nirtride (GaN) coaxial power amplifiers. “The high power density of gallium nitride semiconductor technology dissipates heat more effectively which results in amplifier designs that have significantly higher output power levels over broadband and narrowband frequencies,” according to the company. This technology … [Read more...]
New Metamaterial Yields Invisibility for Aircraft and Drones
Electrical engineers from the University of California have created a new ultra-thin metamaterial that could provide a cloaking device and make UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) invisible. The new material creates invisibility and leaves no electronic, infrared or visual signatures for enemies to detect. The new design uses “an ultra-thin Teflon substrate, studded with … [Read more...]
3D Printing Can Add Circuitry
Researcher Michael Perrone is currently testing a prototype of one of the world’s most advanced 3D printers, which was built by a startup company known as Voxel8. The 3D printer is not on the market yet, but it can produce small objects out of plastic while simultaneously adding circuitry to them. The printer was produced last month in a lab at Harvard University. During … [Read more...]
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