For EMI / EMC Engineers
The National University of Singapore has opened its new 11- story T-lab building, which will enable, among other things, accurate measurement of the electromagnetic properties of any substance that will help identify compounds that reduce electromagnetic interference between electronic devices.Read more Singapore’s Straits Times.
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