radio frequency

The evolution of HIRF (High Intensity Radio Frequency) testing standards was driven by "fly-by-wire" aircraft vulnerabilities. From 1989, test requirements jumped dramatically from 1-2 V/m to 200 V/m, prompting extensive research and new guidelines for protecting aviation electronics.

MVG is proud to announce the award of two contracts by the European Space Agency (ESA) to complement the new and improved radio frequency test facility, Hertz 2.0, at the ESTEC site in the Netherlands, with MVG antenna measurement technology.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. introduces RFPro Circuit, a next-generation radio frequency (RF) simulation tool targeting the complex, multi-physics requirements of today's RF integrated circuit (RFIC) designers.

The FCC is reportedly investigating Amazon and a number of other online retailers and drone technology companies for their alleged sale of illegal radio frequency devices.

The widespread adoption of the 5G spectrum for advanced wireless communications ultimately depends on...

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has cited an online health and wellness company for marketing...

Secure facility designs often comingle ICS/ICD-705 and NSA 94-106 performance requirements creating project confusion with significant design and cost implications. This article focuses on bringing some clarity to the differences between ICS/ICD-705 design guidance and NSA 94-106 performance requirements. The related secure facility design and construction process is also reviewed.

Secure facility designs often comingle ICS/ICD-705 and NSA 94-106 design requirements, creating project confusion with significant design and cost implications. This article focuses on bringing some clarity to the differences between ICS/ICD-705 design guidance and NSA 94-106 performance requirements. The related secure facility design and construction process is also reviewed.

A mobile phone company has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $130,000 to...

As the electromagnetic spectrum becomes ever more crowded with signals, engineers must work to fight against interference to ensure their messages get through. That's where the WARP program comes in.