Garth D’Abreu, Director of Automotive Solutions at ETS-Lingren, explains the impact and challenges of connected vehicle technology on performance and verification testing.
Maintaining the resilience of all critical infrastructure segments, including the electric grid, sensitive data centers and vital communication channels, has become a growing concern globally as electromagnetic pulse (EMP) events continue to threaten society and the operation of business and life as we know it.
York EMC Services (YES) unveiled its brand new compliance laboratory in Grangemouth, Scotland during an official opening ceremony on March 6th.
YES Directors and staff joined a host of invited guests in welc... Read More...
TILE!™ (Total Integrated Lab Environment) software automates complex EMC tests with a simple drag-and-drop visual interface. It is a favorite of both private and commercial EMC test labs, with more than 200 installations world-wide.
ETS-Lindgren announced today that it has acquired EMV Elektronische Messgerate Vertriebs-G.m.b.H., together with its subsidiary EMSCREEN Electromagnetic Screening G.m.b.H (collectively, "EMV"). EMV is locate... Read More...
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.
ETS-Lindgren announced the latest addition to its team of sales professionals and the realignment of sales territories for the Americas. Frans Stork, formerly of Agilent Technologies, joins the company as Re... Read More...
Unlike so many technologies in use today, horn antenna history actually started more than a hundred years ago. This short article introduces the reader to the history of horns from the early experiments of radio pioneers to the “horn boom” during the 1940s and 1950s. The article ends with the latest evolution of horn antennas.