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Many individual components in electrical and electronic systems and devices are integrated into systems that are required to function as a whole. Examples of such systems include large electric vehicles, fixed industrial installations, novel scientific products such as quantum computers, and more. There are two EMC-related aspects to consider: intra-system EMC and inter-system EMC. This article focuses on the intra-system EMC aspect while also considering the inter-system aspect.

This two-part article provides an overview of current automotive EMC standards and the intricacies of chamber testing automotive systems and components.

This two-part article provides an overview of current automotive EMC standards and the intricacies of chamber testing automotive systems and components.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed updating its rules requiring telecommunications operators...

Continuing its efforts to protect the U.S. communications networks from security threats, the U.S....

Ethernet solutions have been popular in industrial and computing applications for several decades but were not widely adopted in the automotive area. Automotive ethernet enables fast and robust data communication, with high flexibility in bus topologies for multiple electronic control units (ECUs).

This article addresses China’s latest requirements, including technical details, for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz equipment.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is reportedly on the verge of banning all...

The U.S. FCC has moved to expand the list of communications equipment and services...

Tin whiskers are small, hair-like structures that can form naturally from the surface of tin components. This article explores potential contributors to tin whisker growth, failure mechanisms that may be induced by whiskers, current testing standards and processes, and mitigation strategies, with a particular focus on the automotive industry.