Physicists at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) in Munich, Germany have demonstrated a way for nanotubes to store information in the form of vibrations, opening the door to the possibility of replacing traditional, but still mostly experimental, systems based on electrically charged particles held in an “electromagnetic trap” that require extensive shielding with … [Read more...]
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Maine at the Forefront of National EMP Protection Debate
Recent legislation introduced in Maine has demonstrated the aggressive stance the state has adopted on a topic Washington remains reluctant to address—defending against the possibility of a natural or man-made electromagnetic pulse capable of disabling the country’s electrical grid system. Introduced by Rep. Andrea Boland, LD-131 was taken up by the Joint Standing Committee on … [Read more...]
French Fashion Label to Debut Electromagnetic Wave-Blocking Menswear
A French fashion label has announced the upcoming release of men’s suits reportedly capable of blocking electromagnetic waves produced by cell phones and other portable electronic devices. “This is the first [commercial] use of technological materials in everyday men’s clothing that doesn’t cause discomfort,” Benjamin Anin of Smuggler’s research and development department … [Read more...]
Autocatalytic Nickel over Autocatalytic Copper for Electromagnetic Shielding
From the International Standards Organization webstore: “ISO 17334:2008 specifies the requirements for autocatalytic nickel-phosphorus alloy coatings applied over autocatalytic copper coatings to provide electromagnetic interference (EMI) or electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection for parts fabricated from either plastics or metallic materials. ISO 17334:2008 does not apply … [Read more...]
Sistine Chapel Was Fitted with Faraday Cage, Electronic Jammers to Prevent Information Leak in Papal Election
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina was named as Pope Benedict XVI’s successor late Wednesday evening by the College of Cardinals after two days of deliberations. Conforming with worldwide hope that the new pope will help usher in a new, more modern Catholic Church, Pope Francis I’s election process marked the first time electronic security measures were installed … [Read more...]
New Series of TVS Components Protect Portable Consumer Electronic Devices
Semiconductor company ProTek Devices has released a new series of transient voltage suppressor (TVS) components that provide circuit protection for switching transients across the DC line in sensitive electronics, including smartphones, battery chargers and other portable consumer electronic devices. According to the company, the PSDxxHP series “provides electrostatic … [Read more...]
EMI Shielding Company Appoints New National Sales Manager
Leader Tech Inc., a provider of board, enclosure and cable EMI shielding solutions, has appointed Tracy Kuhns as the company’s new national sales manager. Kuhns brings 28 years of sales and engineering experience to Leader Tech, as well as extensive working knowledge of defense aerospace, wireless, RF microwave, telecommunication and semiconductor applications and an in-depth … [Read more...]
Scientists Warn Earth Would Have 15 Minutes to Prepare for Solar Flare; Need to Develop Adequate Protection Now
As the sun continues to enter the peak of its 11-year cycle of magnetic activity, scientists around the world are becoming increasingly concerned about the possibility that a solar flare—a plasma cloud of charged particles—emitted by a solar superstorm could destroy global electronics networks with as little as a 15-minute warning. “Our message is, don’t panic, but do prepare … [Read more...]
New “DC Invisibility Cloak” Could Be Used to Disguise Military Vehicles
Researchers in China have developed a “DC invisibility cloak” to hide electrical and magnetic signals that are generated by direct current. The new invisibility cloak has the potential to disguise infrared and magnetic signatures given off by military weapons, aircraft and ground vehicles. Comprised of a network of resistors that assist in “bending” the electromagnetic waves, … [Read more...]
Report Forecasts Growth of Global Electromagnetic Compatibility Shielding Market
Market analyst TechNavio has released a report forecasting that the global electromagnetic compatibility shielding market will grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.43 percent between 2011 and 2015. According to TechNavio’s analysts, the key factors contributing to the growth is the emergence of wireless technologies and the increasing adoption of conductive … [Read more...]
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