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The purpose of this article is to provide an order in the design of the electronic system such that EMC considerations can be evaluated throughout the design effort, producing an electromagnetically compatible system at a minimal cost.

This article covers some of the aspects of power cords intended for use in information technology equipment (ITE) and consumer products applications.

Come next summer, there’s a new song playing in Europe and if you want to tune in your radio products, you’ll have to go RED. June 12, 2017 is the magic date. (Reader caution: If you’re just getting into this topic, be ready for a barrage of acronyms...)

You can minimize your EMI/EMC and SI/PI problems by working as slow as possible. This is very well known advice from many experts, books, and seminars: you can minimize or solve electromagnetic interference (emissions/susceptibility) and signal or power integrity problems working as slow as possible.

The future is self-constructing, with new innovations from MIT promising a world where robots and even buildings can design and repair themselves.

Massachusetts Company Participates in RED Friday

The military is working on an unmanned air taxi -- and it just successfully completed its first flight.

By altering the direction of light, scientists may have found the path to infinitely faster computing.

The International Organization of Standardization (ISO) releases the third edition of ISO 15223 Part 1, for medical device labels.

As part of its continuing crackdown on unauthorized radio operations, the U.S. Federal Communications...