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October 2024

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Testing to UNECE Regulation 100 Requirements for Electric Vehicle Batteries

This article discusses Revision 3 of UNECE Regulation No. 100, which introduces new safety requirements for rechargeable energy storage systems in electric vehicles, including updated tests and standards for battery packs and thermal propagation protection.

Update on the Revision of IEEE Std 1720™

This article discusses the ongoing revision of IEEE Standard 1720, which provides recommended practices for near-field antenna measurements. It outlines the update process, key changes in various clauses, and new additions to the standard, including improved guidance on anechoic chamber design and non-regular scanning techniques. The revised standard is expected to be published in early 2025.

Evaluation of Automotive Electronics Product Development Process and Implementation of In-House EMC Development Testing Facility

This article discusses improving automotive electronics development processes, emphasizing early testing and in-house EMC capabilities. It highlights current limitations, suggests efficiency enhancements, and provides practical advice for implementing cost-effective EMC testing setups, drawing on the author's extensive industry experience.

Analysis of Transmission Lines in Sinusoidal Steady State: Part 1

This article discusses two of four circuit models for transmission lines in sinusoidal steady state. Model 1 is used for solving equations, while Model 2 introduces standing waves. The author explains their applications and differences.
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Are ESD & ESA Controls in place in Semiconductor Wafer Fabs?

This text discusses ESD/ESA control in semiconductor fabs, highlighting challenges with S20.20 certification, the importance of grounding conductive materials, managing insulative materials, and using ionization for charge neutralization in wafer manufacturing processes.

Implementing “Wordless” Safety Labels

This column discusses "wordless" safety labels, which use symbols and hazard severity panels without text. It explores their benefits, limitations, and implementation considerations, emphasizing the importance of balancing complete information with clear communication in product safety warnings.

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