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Testing Safety Into Products

In a recent discussion with a third-party certifier, there was an implication that a...

The Effect of DC/LF Current in Ferrites for EMI

Ferrites for EMI suppression are usually chosen looking for high (resistive) impedance at the...

Using Spread Spectrum Techniques to Reduce EMI

Digital and power electronic systems can reduce the radiated and conducted emissions profile using spread spectrum techniques. Typically, no more than 10-12dB can be obtained with those techniques but the result can be useful to comply with regulations.

Dark Matters

On a recent visit to Beijing I picked up a copy of the China...

Electric Shock From Radios: A Review

During the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, Underwriters Laboratories did basic research in the field...
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VCCI Celebrates 30 Years of EMC and Technology Success

Back in my novice days, computers puttered along at 4.77 MHz and we rarely...

View from the Chalkboard

By the time you read this, I will have completed my Fall semester undergraduate...

Reducing VHF Radiated EMI with an RC Snubber

If your product has a flyback power supply and radiated EMC problems are observed...

Highlights from the TCB Training: The Origins of SAR

The measurement of Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is arguably the most complex of compliance issues, affecting thousands of new device models and billions of radio transmitters.

Body Resistance – A Review

This UL Bulletin of Research on the electric fence contains much information that applies to much more than just the electric fence. This is why it is a classic work.
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