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Unintended Satellite Emissions May Interfere with Radio Astronomy

In the 21st century, we rely more and more on earth-orbiting satellites to support...

Measurements of Conducted EMI in the Manufacturing Environment

Answering the needs of managing EMI in actual use, this article provides hands-on guidance to specialists at the factories and elsewhere on measuring conducted EMI where it matters – in their environment. Anyone who knows how to use an oscilloscope can perform such measurements.

Streamline EMC Compliance Testing with Prescan Analysis Tools

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

VW to Launch Vehicle Recall in 2016 following Emissions Scandal

A massive recall of Volkswagen’s diesel vehicles will begin in January, following the EPA's...

New Edition of IEC 62489-2 Published

The International Electrotechnical Committee has published a new edition of IEC 62489-2. IEC 62489-2...

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e-Highway Project Planned for Los Angeles

A new road design project between Los Angeles and Long Beach is planned to...

New Report Demonstrates Benefits of Transportation Technology

A report, “Accelerating Sustainability: Demonstrating the Benefits of Transportation Technology,” was released last week...

Efficient Suppression of Interference in Modules at the Developer’s Workplace

1405 F2 cover This article deals with improving EMC measuring methods that are used during the development of automobiles in the field of interference emissions. Development-stage investigations are normally performed with measuring systems that have actually been conceived for vehicle component tests. EMC measuring methods that are tailored to the development stage, however, are much better suited for this task since they help save time and costs. One such measuring method is presented here as a practical example.