In Compliance

In this column, we’ll discuss the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) newly proposed...

Electromagnetic compatibility of wireless communications and sensor networks with mission critical electronic equipment is assessed for below-deck spaces on ships and submarines. With intentional wireless emission of radio-frequency (RF) energy into the reverberant spaces, it is necessary to measure and characterize the statistical electromagnetic environment (EME) and to predict maximum electric field strengths to a specified confidence level.

AR has announced their top-loaded monopole, the Cavitenna, model ATC25M1G, uses a shielded room...

The field of electromagnetic compliance engineering is evolving so quickly in scope and significance...

This article addresses phase stability, loss stability, and shielding effectiveness in cable assemblies exceeding...

This article dispels some of the misconceptions surrounding inductance and to encourage electrical engineers to think more clearly about these physics.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed forfeiture penalties in the amount of...

The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) test standard EN 61000-4-3 requires the equipment under test (EUT)...

As reported last month, technology transfer and moving of hardware from our New Bern,...