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Two Measures, Two Levels

What is a “level of protection”? What are “measures of safety”? Why do they apply only to electric shock and not to other injuries?

Transmission Line Reflections at a Discontinuity

In this article, we consider the effects of a discontinuity along the transmission line which occurs when the transmission line characteristic impedance changes.

Automotive Certification for Taiwan

In Taiwan, it is against the law to import, buy, sell, use, distribute or trade products that require Taiwanese certification if they do not have the proper mandatory certification.

5G & IoT

This article reviews some of the current thinking with regard to IoT. The range and scope of IoT is truly enormous so we’ll take a stab at the opportunities in for us EMC and wireless folks.

How High Frequency Filter Response Can Be Destroyed

If your EMI filter is failing in high frequencies, check the frequency response of the components: parasitics limit the filtering effectiveness.
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Markings and Other Aggravations

Why? Why is it that one of the biggest aggravations in product safety is that of markings? For some reason, it seems that we can never get the markings right the first time. Furthermore, it seems that markings that have been acceptable for years will suddenly go bad.

Using Capacitors in Parallel: Dangerous?

For many applications, especially in digital designs, you can see decoupling networks composed of several different (big and small) capacitors in parallel. But, sometimes this technique can be dangerous.

Languages and Your Product Safety Labels

The question of whether or not to use additional languages on your safety labels can be a complex one to answer.

Transmission Line Reflections at a Resistive Load

Consider a transmission line of length driven by a constant voltage source with a source resistance, and terminated by a resistive load.
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