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ETS-Lindgren Announces Acquisition of German Test Solutions Provider, EMV GmbH

ETS-Lindgren announced today that it has acquired EMV Elektronische Messgerate Vertriebs-G.m.b.H., together with...

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Absorber Nested Antenna Now Available for Wireless Testing

ETS-Lindgren announced a dramatic new addition to its product family of wireless antennas, the Model 3165-01. The new wireless antenna is unique with its absorber nested, dual-polarized dual-Vivaldi array design.

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ETS-Lindgren Announces New Appointments for Americas Sales Territory

ETS-Lindgren announced the latest addition to its team of sales professionals and the...

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Box fans recalled due to fire hazard

Lasko Products, Inc. of West Chester, PA is recalling about 4.8 million of its...

Engineering News

New list of standards for the EU’s Machinery Directive

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued an updated list of standards...

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EU sets eco-design requirements for electric fans

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued a regulation implementing new energy...

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FCC proposed rule changes regarding signal boosters

Continuing its efforts to expand mobile broadband access, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has...

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FCC launches new website

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced the beta release of its newly overhauled...

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New EMC Diagnostic Option for Signal and Spectrum Analyzers

Rohde & Schwarz is adding an EMI measurement application option for the R&S FSVR real-time spectrum analyzer and the R&S FSV signal and spectrum analyzer. The new R&S FSV-K54 option enables developers to use the analyzers for EMC diagnostic and precompliance measurements.

Telecom, Wireless and IOT

ETSI EN 300 132‑2 Compliance Testing

Telecommunication equipment is being widely used in everyday life. The undesired electromagnetic noise emissions from this equipment could interfere with the signals in other communication equipment in the vicinity. When the noise is in the audio range of 25 Hz to 20 kHz, it may also affect the quality of signal transmissions in telephone lines. In audio systems, this undesired audible noise can be in the form of hissing, humming and other sound disturbances.

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