General Interest

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This article provides one EMC engineer’s perspective on the important aspects of the history of Part 15 - Low Power Devices, under the Federal Communications Commission’s rules.

How can the EMI/EMC community continue to blame this accident on electromagnetic interference (EMI) from the USS Forrestal’s on-board AN-SPS-43 search radar when the official US Navy inquiry comes to different conclusions?

In 1967, one of the U.S. Navy's worst peacetime disasters occurred aboard the USS Forrestal aircraft carrier off Vietnam's coast. A weapon misfire triggered a devastating chain of explosions and fires, resulting in hundreds of casualties and nearly destroying the ship.

Young EMC engineers often wonder where some of the rules of EMC originated. The answer is frequently found in the history of the EMC Society and the early work of a cadre of intelligent and active engineers who spearheaded the formation of the Society. This article highlights the story of some of these engineering professionals and their contributions to the engineering solutions practiced by today’s EMC engineers.

With the increasing sophistication of electronic warfare and cyberattacks, it is critical to develop and implement effective cyber defense strategies to ensure the integrity and effectiveness of satellite systems. This article will explore the various test methods and techniques that will be used to protect satellites from electronic warfare and cyberattacks.

Telling the stories of smiths and kings in the same breath is all in a day’s work for an XRF gun.

Longtime EMI consultant and engineer Bill Kimmel passed away on April 29th following a...

Here are a few of the beautiful images Eddie Pavlu has captured during the...