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Wave Computation Technologies Announces New Release of Wavenology

Wave Computation Technologies has announced an updated release of their Wavenology software. The latest...

New Material Could Turn Antenna Dishes Into a Flat Surface

A group of researchers from Southeast University in Nanjing, China have developed a new material that can bend and direct EM waves as an antenna does. This new material is being described as the first broadband transformation optics metasurface lens.

A Wide-band Hybrid Antenna for Use in Reverberation Chambers

1312 F3 coverThis article describes the design and performance of a wide-band hybrid antenna suitable for use in reverberation chambers. The antenna is characterized over the frequency range 100 MHz to 25 GHz showing that it performs well above 200 MHz although its ultimate highest operating frequency has not been established.

Commission proposes fine for interference

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a fine of more than $200,000...

Diamond Jubilee: The 60th Anniversary of the Use of the 41 Inch Rod Antenna in Military EMI Testing

1308 F2 coverThis year marks not only the title anniversary, but arguably also that of the beginning of the modern era in vehicle electromagnetic interference (EMI) testing. Radiated emission (RE) testing of equipment to be used on self-contained vehicles is performed at one meter or less versus testing at a distance of three meters or more for equipment designed for use in homes, offices and factories.

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Single Antenna Measurement Using Gated Time Domain and The Mirror Method

This article provides a basis for using gated time domain and a highly reflective mirror to measure the gain, phase, beamwidth and radiation pattern of broadband antennas. The tests were completed using the Anritsu VectorStar VNA. The speed and data points (100,000) make possible high resolution in time domain. Three commercial reference horns were measured and an aperture and mirror conductivity correction applied. The resulting data agreed reasonably well with the published data. Two additional classical methods were also performed for validation.

Panashield and Diamond Engineering Initiate Joint Marketing Agreement

Peggy Girard, President of Panashield, is pleased to announce their agreement with Diamond Engineering...

Rohde & Schwarz’s ZVH Series Analyzer Eases Installation, Maintenance & Analysis of Cable and Antenna Systems

Rohde & Schwarz, a leading manufacturer of test & measurement, communications and broadcasting equipment, has developed a handheld cable and antenna analyzer that features an advanced set-up measurement "wizard" to simplify the user interface.

Electro-Metrics Introduces the New EM-6945 “Vector” 500 MHz – 25 GHz Log Periodic Antenna

Electro-Metrics is proud to introduce the EM-6945 “Vector” Log Periodic Antenna. The “Vector” covers 500 MHz to 25 GHz in a small, rugged, deployable package. This new passive antenna features the uncompromising performance you’ve come to expect from Electro-Metrics.

Electro-Metrics Introduces the New EM-6857 “Club” 20 MHz – 40 GHz Omni-Directional Antenna

Electro-Metrics is proud to introduce the EM-6857 ultra wide band, omni-directional, passive antenna. The EM-6857 performs over a frequency range from 20 MHz to 40 GHz and is the ideal antenna for TSCM and many SIGINT applications.

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