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Rule 15 Violation

 

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued an official citation to ProLingo, a marketer of simultaneous language translation systems and services. Specifically, ProLingo was found in violation of Section 15.237 of the Rules by marketing the Listentech LT700 transmitter that operates on frequencies in the 72- to 76-MHZ band that is restricted to use by auditory … [Read more...]

MILMEGA to make presentation to Texas IEEE EMC chapters

 

USA Sales Manager Tom Mullineaux will be making presentations in Texas on:‘Achieving 10 v/m Field Uniformity over 1-6GHz with Single, Multiple and Cassegrain Antennas’The first presentation will be at the Dallas IEEE EMC Chapter on Tuesday 21st April 2009.The second presentation will be at the Central Texas IEEE EMC Chapter on Wednesday 22nd April 2009. … [Read more...]

IEEE EMC Society Seeks Nominations

 

The IEEE EMC Society is currently seeking nominations for the Board of Directors and Directors at large. Those nominated must be members in good standing of the IEEE and the EMC Society. These leadership positions require a background of professional achievement and a thorough grounding in the science of achieving electromagnetic compatibility. The three-year terms of these new … [Read more...]

Nanocomp Technologies Wins Two Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Contracts from United States Air Force

 

Tuesday, April 21, 2009, 10:18 am EDTCONCORD, NH –Nanocomp Technologies, Inc., a developer of energy saving performance materials and component products from carbon nanotubes (CNTs), today announced that it has been awarded two new contracts by the United States Air Force under the Department of Defense’s Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program.The light weight and … [Read more...]

Navy Chooses EM Option

 

Media outlets indicate that the U.S. Navy will stick to its original decision to install an electromagnetic aircraft launching system (EMALS) on the new Gerald Ford carrier that is slated for delivery by 2015. This decision comes despite a recent cautionary report from the Government Accounting Office (GAO) that design problems and cost overruns could delay delivery of the … [Read more...]

Air Force Looks to Nanotechnology for Shielding

 

NH-based Nanocomp Technologies, Inc. has won two SBIR (small business innovation research) contracts from the U.S. Air Force. The light weight and conductive nature of CNTs (carbon nanotubes) have made them ideal candidates for aerospace applications although practical applications have been limited. Under the terms of the first SBIR, Nanocomp will continue to develop CNT-based … [Read more...]

EMC Lab Purchased

 

Lisle, IL-based Molex, Inc. has announced that it has purchased the equipment assets of the Motorola Antenna/EMC Measurement Labs in Aalborg, Denmark. The lab has state-of-the-art antenna and EMC measurement equipment, including anechoic chambers, an EMC chamber, and a SAR system. Molex will utilize the lab for RF research projects to advance Molex' antenna technologies for … [Read more...]

Microsoft’s Gates Files for EM Patent

 

Microsoft’s Bill Gates is one of the principal applicants on a patent published last week by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The concept underlying this hybrid engine is not software; the device is essentially an electromagnetic combustion engine. Ostensibly, the engine’s mechanical force, created by traditional combustion, would be converted into electrical or … [Read more...]

Groups Oppose MRI Limits

 

According to the Institute of Physics (IOP) further pressure has been applied to the European Commission to amend the Physical Agents Directive, which would, if adopted into national legislation, drastically curtail the use of MRI scanners in hospitals and research centers across Europe. Both the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and the … [Read more...]

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