If you are designing or developing an electronic or electrical device, no matter what it is or where it operates, it is capable of both emitting and receiving unwanted electromagnetic interference.

If you turn over almost any electronic device, you should find all those compliance logos: CE, FCC, UL, TÜV, and friends. They mean that the device meets required standards set by a particular region ...

The global EMC community is invited to discuss future testing challenges, including AI, 6G, and regulatory developments.

Rohde & Schwarz invites the global electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) community to join a crucial discussion on preparing ...

The 2013 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility will take place Aug. 5-9 in Denver. The event promises numerous presentations and exhibits focused on the role of test and ...

SOUDERTON, Pa., June 14, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation today announced that the Company has started construction of a new testing center at its global headquarters in ...

The capabilities of the new laboratory complement Eurofins MET Laboratories' robust network of Safety, Environmental and EMC testing laboratories across six other locations in the United States, ...

Reaches key engineering decision-makers and buyers concerned with EMI, EMC and ESD issues in the electronics test community. Featuring new products, applications, and tutorial information, each report ...

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