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Intertek Opens New, Larger Facility in California Late last year Intertek opened a new testing and certification lab in Lake Forest, CA replacing its lab of 13 years in Laguna Niguel. The new, larger 29,000 square foot facility will increase capacity to meet the rising demand for testing and certification services in the western U.S. The new facility houses Intertek’s new … [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...]

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...]

EU Contends with EM

 

As this edition of the eNews is being prepared, the European Parliament is slated to hear an address urging precautionary measures regarding exposure to man-made electromagnetic fields and their impact on human health. Belgian Liberal Member Frédérique Ries is scheduled to address the full European Parliament and to deliver her report on mobile phone safety. Reportedly, Ms. … [Read more...]

A Real-life Story

 

The Sharp (and Painful) Relationship between Market and Economic Trends and One’s Engineering Field of Expertise and Career Choices In this month’s column I have chosen to bring up a real-life story received from one of our readers (name withheld). In summary, it tells the story of an RF engineer who strayed to programming fields and has a hard time coming back.  The … [Read more...]

SE Michigan Section Slates Speaker on Antennas and RF Sensors

 

The Southeastern Michigan Section of the IEEE Society has slated a session for Monday, March 16, 2009 at 3:30 pm. This event is part of the Section’s “Chapter IV” Speaker Series and will feature John L. Volakis, a professor in Ohio State University’s School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Prof. Volakis will discuss “Antennas and RF Sensors: Changing the Way We Live.” … [Read more...]

New Solid State Amplifier Features an Improved Noise Figure and Compact Design

 

The new Model 500A250A from AR RF Microwave Instrumentation is the first in a planned series of new “A” RF amplifiers. This first model covers 10 kHz to 250 MHZ and provides a minimum of 500 watts swept power when used with an RF sweep generator. A compact, innovative design has created a smaller size and reduced weight as compared to existing products. In fact, Model 500A250A … [Read more...]

New Solid State Amplifier Features an Improved Noise Figure and Compact Design

 

The new Model 500A250A from AR RF Microwave Instrumentation is the first in a planned series of new “A” RF amplifiers. This first model covers 10 kHz to 250 MHZ and provides a minimum of 500 watts swept power when used with an RF sweep generator. A compact, innovative design has created a smaller size and reduced weight as compared to existing products. In fact, Model 500A250A … [Read more...]

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