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Was it the Radar? Respectfully Revisiting the 1967 US Navy USS Forrestal Carrier Disaster: Part 2

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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Achieving and Sustaining Medical Device Compliance

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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Inductor Impedance Evaluation from S-Parameter Measurements

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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AC and DC Ionization, the Whole Story

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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Student EMC Hardware Competition Returns

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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ATEC Honored for Longstanding Support of the EMC Society

Advanced Test Equipment Corp (ATEC), a leading provider of test and measurement equipment rentals, has been recognized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for its exceptional contributions to the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society. This prestigious award highlights ATEC’s unwavering commitment to advancing EMC testing, industry education, and regulatory compliance. 

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Applications of ESD Simulators

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) simulators are crucial tools in the field of electronics testing. They are designed to replicate the electrostatic discharge events that electronic devices might encounter during their lifecycle. These simulators ensure that devices can withstand ESD events without malfunctioning, which is vital for maintaining their performance and safety. Let’s explore how ESD simulators are applied across different industries.

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