This practical guide explores the critical challenges of electromagnetic compatibility in modern consumer electronics, from smartphones to wearables. Learn key design strategies for managing interference in increasingly compact devices with real-world examples.
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The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released for public comment a draft of a Quick Start Guide for its Cybersecurity Framework 2.0.
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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?
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The Commission of the European Union (EU) has published its biennial report monitoring consumer sentiment across the EU in connection with consumer conditions in the Union.
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Change is the only constant. A product lifecycle approach underpinned by a proactive and reactive regulatory and compliance strategy is key to success. Using digital tools to augment that process generates faster yet reliable data and results to bring safer medical devices to market that improve patient outcomes.
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This series of articles delves into the design principles of power filters for switched-mode power converters and similar applications, focusing on conducted and radiated emissions. Part 2 will examine specific aspects of switched power converters.
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This first installment in a two-part series evaluates inductor impedance using S11 parameters across one-port shunt, two-port shunt, and two-port series methodologies. Experimental results reveal significant discrepancies between measured values and manufacturer specifications, highlighting limitations in S11-based impedance characterization techniques.
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The teaser maintains a technical, authoritative tone that should appeal to engineering professionals while highlighting the article's key experimental findings. It addresses the misconceptions about AC ionizer safety and emphasizes the quantitative approach taken in the study, which should generate interest among readers concerned with ESD protection in semiconductor manufacturing environments.
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Ensuring precision in high-voltage testing demands rigorous instrument calibration, with certified laboratories meticulously aligning measurements to national standards for uncompromising accuracy and reliability.
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Advancing medical acoustic microscopy through innovative digital techniques: maximizing echo detection, enabling high-speed scanning, and achieving precise, synchronized ultrasonic imaging.
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Learn how to perform in-house conducted emissions testing for DC-powered devices like automotive and medical equipment, using simple test setups and filters to reduce electromagnetic noise across various frequency ranges.
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IEEE's EMC Society invites students to compete in an RF source location challenge at the EMC+SIPI Symposium in Raleigh, NC. Three finalists will hunt hidden transmitters, with cash prizes awarded to the top performers.
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FCC warns of sophisticated "Grandparent Scam" targeting seniors, where robocallers impersonate relatives using personal details and AI-cloned voices to fabricate emergencies and trick victims into sending cash to fraudulent collectors.
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Part 3 of our HIRF series examines four electromagnetic test environments protecting aircraft, explains certification levels based on failure severity, and demonstrates how understanding aircraft shielding can reduce cost and weight while maintaining safety standards.
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The Enforcement Bureau of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is continuing its efforts to stem the incidence of pirate radio operations in the U.S. with another round of proposed fines of nearly $400,000.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proceeding with efforts to block the sale of previously authorized communications equipment from a China-based company.
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Conventional wisdom attributes conducted EMI emissions solely to power connections, but interface-sourced common-mode potentials often masquerade as power terminal issues. Discover how to properly identify and address the true origins of your EMI challenges.
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Tesla and two additional technology companies are seeking waivers of current U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations to obtain equipment authorization to use advanced ultra-wideband (UWB) technologies in their respective products.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking public comment on its plan to update its rules on the permitted sound volume of advertisements shown on network, cable, and satellite television broadcasting.
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The Student EMC Hardware Design Competition is back for EMC+SIPI 2025! The Education Committee (EdCom) of the IEEE EMC Society would like to invite students currently enrolled in a college or university at either the Ph.D., graduate, or undergraduate level to submit a method for locating an RF source in the presence of unknown reflections.
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