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Last Call for Participation at 2010 EMC Symposium Product Pavilion

 

All exhibitors are invited to schedule up to a 15-minute block of time to showcase their company’s cutting-edge products and services in the Broward County Convention Center Exhibit Hall during the normal exhibition hours. This is an opportunity to give an informal presentation on your company to the general Exhibit Hall audience and describe your company’s unique technologies … [Read more...]

Company to Exhibit EMI and SIP Solutions for All Market Segments

 

Laird Technologies will showcase its entire electromagnetic interference and Signal Integrity Product (SIP) lines, including newly released combination products, at Booth 205 at the IEEE EMC Society International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility. Highlights that will be exhibited at the booth include EMI products that are utilized for creating a Faraday cage and Laird … [Read more...]

Firm Ready with Equipment-Test Program for Patrol Vehicles

 

Test and product certification house TRaC has assembled a suite of services that is now ready to be accessed by any company developing electronic products for use in the Ministry of Defence’s Light Protected Patrol Vehicle (LPPV) program. TRaC is equipped to provide a range of testing services, notably in areas such as safety and EMC. The company already works closely with … [Read more...]

Federal Standards Needed for Electric Cars, Proponents Say

 

With new electric-car offerings from Tesla, Nissan and Chevrolet generating considerable buzz, the manufacturers find themselves facing obstacles as they acknowledge that clear answers to questions of how often and where to recharge aren’t yet available. The best solution, the Washington Post’s Joseph B. White contends, would be a consistent, easy-to-understand federal standard … [Read more...]

Voting Machines Undergo EMI Testing

 

A Longmont, Colo., testing and measurement lab recently received a $141,000 contract from the U.S. Department of Commerce to test the guidelines that the National Institute of Standards and Technology uses to test voting machines.Read more in the Longmont Times Call … [Read more...]

Engineers Test iPhone 4 Signal-Loss Problems

 

After testing three iPhone 4s in the controlled environment of a radiofrequency isolation chamber, Consumer Reports engineers confirmed that there is a problem with the iPhone 4’s reception. In the RF room, which is impervious to outside radio signals, the test engineers connected the phones to a base-station emulator, a device that simulates carrier cell towers. The engineers … [Read more...]

Interference with Critical Auto Systems

 

One car manufacturer has found that the craze for CB radio caused more than a jamming of airwaves.  They found that if a CB was operated in close proximity to their car, the central locking engaged, locking the passengers within the vehicle!  On a slightly more serious note, another prestige car manufacturer found that whenver the vehicle passed by an operating ambulance or … [Read more...]

NEC EMIStream Forum 2010 in Florida

 

3:30-6 p.m. July 29, Fort Lauderdale Convention Center Room 124 Hosted by NEC, the EMIStream Forum 2010 will feature guest speaker Rick Hartley, senior principal engineer with L-3 Avionics Systems. Hartley has more than 30 years of experience in PC board development with expertise in noise control and will present, “EMI Control through Grounding and PC Board Design.” Following … [Read more...]

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