This article explores a radiated emissions case where unexpected high-frequency noise appeared on low-speed I/O lines. The author discusses how power distribution network design issues can cause emissions problems and shares strategies for improving EMC performance through proper PCB layout.
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This article introduces ANSI Z535.7, a new standard released in late 2024 addressing product safety information in electronic media. It complements existing ANSI standards by providing guidelines for digital formats, helping manufacturers create consistent safety messaging across both physical and electronic platforms.
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The GSMA announced a new partnership with Samsung Electronics to improve voice call quality and connectivity over 4G and 5G networks by enabling VoLTE by default on devices running Android 15 or later.
Radio Systems: RF Transceiver Design from Antenna to Bits and Back by Waleed Khalil has been scheduled for November 3-7 in the Phoenix, Arizona area. Check the course outline for more details!
Radio Systems: RF Transceiver Design from Antenna to Bits and Back by Waleed Khalil has been scheduled for November 3-7 in the Phoenix, Arizona area. Check the course outline for more details!
RADX® Technologies, Inc., at NI Connect 2025, announced four new Catalyst "in-chassis" PXIe-GPU™ Modules that combine RADX' Patent-Pending Catalyst-X PXIe Carrier Technology with powerful and easy-to-program NVIDIA Professional GPUs.
Kymeta announced the addition of highly respected leaders in defense, space and technology to both its Board of Directors and Board of Advisors.
Rohde & Schwarz presents its latest and innovative portfolio of cutting-edge SIGINT and EW solutions at AOC Europe 2025 in Rome, Italy.
Micro-Coax announced the launch of its newly redesigned website, providing customers with enhanced access to its cutting-edge, mission-critical cable and connectivity solutions.
U.S. cellular service provider T-Mobile has reportedly received permission from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to conduct experimental testing of equipment using 6G technology.
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