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TDK Corporation has jointly developed a prototype of a reservoir AI chip using an analog electronic circuit that mimics the cerebellum with Hokkaido University.

With its latest development, the SignalShark EMF, Narda STS is redefining EMF measurement technology. The engineers at the pioneer and world-leading provider of high-quality measurement technology in the field of electromagnetic fields have merged state-of-the-art EMF functions with the SignalShark, their powerful and high-precision spectrum analyzer & receiver.

Würth Elektronik has expanded its successful MagI³C-VDLM power module series with two new models. With output currents of 4 A and 5 A, respectively, they further enhance the performance of the existing portfolio of compact DC/DC power supply modules.

NTD Shielding has announced that they are forming a partnership with Advanced Test Equipment Corporation (ATEC) to offer EMC rentals internationally. This partnership allows ATEC to provide customers in Europe with localized service and support for EMC/RF test chambers, RF solutions, and turnkey systems.

Retlif Testing Laboratories, a family-owned and operated engineering and testing organization, has been named a Defense Logistics Agency approved testing facility.

Spectrum Instrumentation announces four new high-performance Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs), marking a significant milestone in the company’s product portfolio.

At the International Microwave Symposium IMS 2025 in San Francisco, Rohde & Schwarz will highlight its newest test instrument that will enable RF engineers to discover signals once out of reach.

Kyocera and Rohde & Schwarz today announced that they will showcase the characterization of a novel mmWave, phased array antenna for a variety of sensing and communication applications, June 17-19, at IMS San Francisco 2025.

Advanced Test Equipment Corporation is proud to announce its annual San Diego Test Equipment Symposium (SDTES). This premier industry event will bring together engineers, technicians, and compliance professionals to explore the latest advancements in test technology.

Active technical contributors to the American National Standards Committee (ANSC) C63 (Electromagnetic Compatibility) will meet in person at TÜV Rheinland in Boxborough, Massachusetts, the week of May 5, 2025.