Manufacturers of electronic equipment for Hi-Rel applications often struggle to meet stringent EMC and safety standards.  Knowles Precision Devices (KPD) has a range of EMI components, under the SYFER brand, that particularly appeal to designers in the medical implantable and space sectors as well as industrial, automotive, aerospace and telecom applications.

After nearly two years of development, Comtest has finished work on its new MT45-JT absorber and is ready to present the technology at the 39^th annual meeting and symposium of AMTA in Atlanta, Ga.

The 60^th IEEE EMC SI/PI Symposium took place August 7-11 at National Harbor in Washington DC with the “plan to inspire, envision, and innovate.” The keynote set the stage for this plan as Julius Knapp, FCC Chief of the Office of Engineering and Technology, discussed the status of the FCC and industry EMC standards, the equipment authorization program and enforcement as the wireless space becomes more and more crowded with emerging technologies such as IoT, connected/autonomous vehicles, UAVs, increased satellite broadband and 5G taking off.

Exodus Advanced Communications has introduced its latest solid-state high power module, the AMP3060. This linear, GaAs FET hybrid, Class AB design provides 10 W output across 32 to 40 GHz, with a minimum power gain of 40 dB and 4 dB peak-to-peak maximum flatness when driven with a constant maximum input power of 0 dBm. The AMP3060 is suitable for EMI/EMC susceptibility, millimeter wave component testing, electronic warfare, Ka-Band satellite and general communications applications.