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Australian Army Testing Wearable Solar Technology

The Australian Army is testing wearable solar technology developed by the Australian National University’s (ANU) Center for Sustainable Energy Systems. The new technology would reduce the weight of batteries ... Read More...

Empower RF Systems Announces Approval of a Patent on “Broadband linearization module and method”

Empower RF Systems is proud to announce the approval of a new patent related to a real time pre-distortion design and technique that is essential for broadband frequency hopping, which is especially critical fo... Read More...

Pasternack Announces New 2 Watt, 40 GHz Attenuators

Pasternack Enterprises, Inc. has announced their new line of 2 Watt, 40 GHz attenuators (part number PE7395-xx). This new line of high frequency, millimeter wave attenuators is perfect for applications requirin... Read More...

CDM Electronics Now Offers Kings by Winchester’s Full Lines of Mil-Spec RF Interconnects and Adapters

CDM Electronics has announced they now carry the full line of Kings® by Winchester Electronics' RoHS-compliant, 50- Ohm Mil-Spec RF connectors and accessories for today's mission-critical military and aerospace... Read More...

Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Test Site Opens in Nevada for Research Purposes

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced the readiness of an unmanned aircraft systems test site in Nevada that will conduct research necessary to assimilate UAS into national airspace. The State of Ne... Read More...

The Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers: A Timeless Treatise

This month’s In Compliance Magazine features the 2014 Reference Guide, a compendium of resources for engineers, labs, vendors and like-minded professionals with a bent towards a world more in-tune with product ... Read More...

EMF Spectrum Used for Cell Phones Needed by DOD for Next Generation Weapons

Federal and commercial companies are being asked to relinquish as much space as they can of the electromagnetic radiation frequency spectrum for the Department of Defense. The part of the spectrum that is needed for the current fleet of the U.S. military drones and the next generation of F-35 stealth jets is also being used by cellphone users.

Gowanda’s RF Inductors Approved for Military Market

Gowanda Electronics announced that the company recently achieved military approval for four thru-hole RF inductor series: MLRF10M, MLRF15M, MLRF18M and MLRF17S. These Gowanda series meet the military’s Qualifie... Read More...

Frying the Flight Data Recorder: How Not to Impress

In this month’s In Compliance Magazine the focus is on military and aerospace topics. Along those lines, we worked on a project for an aviation company some years back. In mining the archives, so to speak, ... Read More...

Design Practices for Military EMC and Environmental Compliance

The reliable operation of complex electronic communications, control and armament systems in extreme environments demands stringent design criteria and careful validation. Severe shock, vibration, heat, humidity and airborne contaminants are common in land, sea and air platforms.

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