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Infrared detectors can see through fog, the dark, and other situations where visible light...

Earlier this month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced it would be...

Although the foundation of a failure analysis is rooted in science, there is also an art to completing one, successfully. The path from “problem discovery” to “problem solution” has many bumps and twists along the way and this article will hopefully help guide you on your journey.

Semiconductor manufacturing puts special demands on the electromagnetic environment at the factory.

International regulations addressing radiofrequency identification (RFID) devices may seem as endless and evolving as applications for the technology itself.

Today’s fast-paced, high-growth electronics market requires electromagnetic compliance (EMC) test facilities to develop shorter product test cycles while maintaining test accuracy.

The paper discusses the importance of understanding the current distribution below a printed circuit board trace.

Take time to check for EMI, efficiency, temperature, safety, immunity, or any other requirement in your product.

For the purposes of safety, what is “working voltage,” and what is its relevance to the safety of the equipment?

Explosives could soon be detected with a handheld device that uses terahertz spectroscopy to identify chemicals. A team of researchers developed a chip scale system that could replace traditional bulky and slow terahertz spectroscopy systems.