The first of two twin centers designed to promote common standards in electric mobility and smart grids between the U.S. and Europe has opened near Chicago, Ill. The new Interoperability Center for electric vehicles and smart grids was inaugurated last week at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Ill. following the signing of a Letter of … [Read more...]
Do you have Suggestions for a Low Cost/Used Spectrum Analyzer for Pre-compliance Testing?
Editor’s note: This question was asked in response to Interference Technology’s recent webinar by Keith Armstrong. To view the webinar, click here. Question: Do you have any suggestions for a good low cost/used spectrum analyzer for pre-compliance testing? Answer: Firstly, there is no definition of the term “pre-compliance testing” – so it is impossible to say what spectrum … [Read more...]
Is it Possible to Simulate Radiated Emissions?
Editor’s note: This question was asked in response to Interference Technology’s recent webinar by Keith Armstrong. To view the webinar, click here. Question: Is it Possible to simulate radiated emissions? Answer: I imagine that the next question would be – if they can be simulated well enough, then surely there is no need for emissions testing? Well, it is now possible, … [Read more...]
Planes Need to be Grounded to Something?
Editor’s note: This question was asked in response to Interference Technology’s recent webinar by Keith Armstrong. To view the webinar, click here. Question: Planes need to be grounded to something? Answer: It depends on what is meant by the word “grounded,” because there is an awful lot of general confusion associated with issues of grounding/earthing. As my slides said, … [Read more...]
How Does a Chassis Carry CM Noise?
Editor’s note: This question was asked in response to Interference Technology’s recent webinar by Keith Armstrong. To view the webinar, click here. Question: How does a chassis carry CM noise ? Answer: A chassis is just a piece of metal—a conductor—so it can carry CM noise currents just like any conductor can. The reply to question 1 might help. -Keith Armstrong … [Read more...]
Could You Show the Path of the 310uA Current through the Victim (E-Field Coupling)?
Editor’s note: This question was asked in response to Interference Technology’s recent webinar by Keith Armstrong. To view the webinar, click here. Question: Could You Show the Path of the 310uA Current through the Victim (E-Field Coupling)? Answer: Good question, because being able to accurately visualise where the stray current flows is an important part of the skills we … [Read more...]
View Our Latest Webinar and Q&A on Waveforms, Spectra, Coupling, Overview of Emissions
This webinar – number 2 in a series of 3 – describes a simple, easy non-mathematical engineering understanding of the physical underpinning of electromagnetics. This understanding leads directly to EMC design techniques that have been proven many times in real-life in many countries to easily: reduce time-to-market improve product functional performance (i.e. improve SI and … [Read more...]
Step-Down Regulator for EMC/EMI-Sensitive Applications
Exar Corp., a supplier of high-performance analog mixed-signal components and data management solutions, has released the XRP6670, a low voltage, step-down regulator for EMC/EMI-sensitive applications. Capable of accommodating “a broad range of inductor and output capacitor values through its constant 300kHz to 2.5MHz programmable operating frequency,” the XRP6670 operates … [Read more...]
Bidirectional Power Amplifier for Use in Small Military Platforms
NuWaves Engineering, supplier of RF and embedded systems products, has released the NuPower XTender Bidrectional L-&S-Band Power Amplifier for use in small platforms, such as Group 2 and Group 3 Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV). According to the company, the new amplifier provides a “minimum of 10 Watts peak RF output power and 40 dB of … [Read more...]
New 20A DC/DC Micromodule Regulator
Linear Technology Corporation, a producer of circuits, introduced the LTM4637, a 20A DC/DC step-down micromodule regulator “with onboard precision differential remote sense amplifier.” The regulator operates at an “input voltage range from 4.5V to 20V” and “supports an output voltage range of 0.6V to 5.5V, set by a single external resistor,” making only a few input and output … [Read more...]
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