Westek Electronics, Inc. has released a new suite of EMI receivers called the AFJ R3000. The AFJ R3000 has a fully digital IF (Intermediate Frequency) EMI range, providing compliance to CISPR 16-1 and other standards including EN 550xx, FCC and MIL requirements. The receivers are suited for electromagnetic interference measurement, in accordance with the CISPR, EN and FCC and … [Read more...]
Connector Range Now Available with EMI/RFI Shielding
Harwin Inc. has announced its Datamate hi-rel connector family is now available with single-piece, machined metal backshells that provide electrical screening against RFI and EMI interference. The launch of Datamate S-Tek now also enables the connector family to be utilized for I/O applications as well as PCB-mount designs. Datamate is a 2mm pitch cable to cable, cable to board … [Read more...]
New 20GHz RF Signal Generator with 10MHz to 20 GHz Frequency Range
Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the APSIN20G, a new low-noise, ultra-fast-switching microwave signal generator covering a frequency range from 10 MHz up to 20 GHz. It provides micro-Hz frequency resolution, a wide and accurately-flat output power range to 30 dBm, and very low spurious levels. Comprehensive AM, low-distortion, wideband DCFM, and high speed pulse modulation … [Read more...]
Company Uses Graphene Material in Capacitors
Angstron Materials Inc. has invented a graphene-based supercapacitor with ultra high energy density. Along with the capacitors, Angstron offers a variety of graphene materials for use in electromagnetic interference, electrostatic discharge, lightning strike and other functional and structural composite applications. Angstron's graphene-based supercapacitor has demonstrated an … [Read more...]
New Thick Conductor Connector Tackles EMI
L-com, Inc. has released its new 20AWG (American Wire Gauge) D-Subminiature cables, designed for ultra-durability due to the heavier wire. In addition to the thicker conductors, the connectors will also be double-shielded to help reduce electromagnetic interference. Visit L-com to learn more. … [Read more...]
New Smart Phone Digital Interface Reduces EMI
Renesas Electronics Corporation has announced the availability of a new system-on-chip for smartphones and high-end mobile phones that delivers resolution of 16 megapixels and the ability to capture full-HD video. The new output interface, combined with software running on the host, makes it possible to transfer data using less power and with reduced electromagnetic … [Read more...]
New, Lighter-Weight RG Coaxial Cable
W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., has introduced a new, lighter-weight RG coaxial cable for aircraft communication and navigation systems, providing significant weight savings without compromising performance. When compared to standard RG coaxial cables, these new cables reduce operating costs because they are as much as 20 percent lighter with a 15 percent smaller diameter, … [Read more...]
High Density, Low Dissipation EMI Filters for Aerospace, MIL Applications
Gaia Converter has announced the availability of three EMI filter modules providing state of the art electromagnetic interference protection for avionic and military power systems.Learn more from Gaia-Converter. … [Read more...]
Company’s Products Give Systems Protection to Chevy Volt
Federal-Mogul Corporation recently announced its contributions to the 2011 Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle, which uses the company’s electrical and mechanical protection and thermal management products. Federal-Mogul’s offerings include protective coverings from the company’s Systems Protection group for the lithium-ion battery pack cooling system, braking system and … [Read more...]
DOW Immunity Test Solutions to CS116, DO 160 s22, ANSI C37.90.1 – Free Whitepaper
Damped Oscillatory Wave (DOW) test standards can be a source of frustration to the practicing test engineer. They contain pulses which at first glance seem very similar to one another. This causes confusion. Damping rates, or Q, and other pulse parameters are specified differently among these standards. More confusion. Labs with legacy test equipment for these standards … [Read more...]
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