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ISO/IEC 17025:2005 mandates EMC laboratories validate software for testing and calibration by documenting user-developed software, establishing data protection procedures, maintaining equipment, and manually verifying software results against manual calculations to ensure accuracy and data integrity.

From manual spectrum scanning to automated testing, this article chronicles the evolution of electromagnetic interference (EMI) testing, revealing how technology transformed a time-consuming process into a precise, efficient methodology.

HEADQUARTERS NEWS The 2011 Symposium season is upon us. In August we have the IEEE...

THE NEW EMC DESIGN ENGINEER CERTIFICATION IS READY At a meeting held on Jeju Island,...

Moutai (pronounced “mao tye”) is made from sorghum, a grass kin to sugar cane....

Almost every electrical device has a physical structure that contains transmission lines. We call...

Most of the time we only think about our daily work, either research or...

HEADQUARTERS NEWS Last month we reported that the Board of Directors of both iNARTE and...

Our last days in Diyarbakir were relaxed and uneventful; we wrapped up the final...

HEADQUARTERS NEWS This month we have some great news to share with our members. On...