The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released an updated version of its Privacy Framework in an effort to better align it with its Cybersecurity Guidelines.
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Troubleshooting RF immunity failures at your workbench allows you to identify susceptibility issues in hours instead of weeks. These focused techniques pinpoint exact coupling mechanisms, saving thousands in test lab costs while providing more efficient solutions than traditional anechoic chamber testing.
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Watchdogs are essential system design components that reset systems for recovery. Originally standalone timer ASICs, they're now integrated into power management devices, voltage supervisors, and microcontrollers to enhance functional safety. This article explains various watchdog timers, their interactions, and design strategies for multiple watchdogs, particularly in functionally safe multicore systems requiring independence.
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Legal problems arise as a result of most recalls. These can take the form of regulatory problems, product liability lawsuits, retailer problems, and damage to a company’s brand reputation. Well before undertaking a recall, product sellers need to consider what problems might occur and what they need to do to minimize them.
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This article will illustrate why it is necessary to introduce the control-oriented model to hazard-based safety engineering (HBSE), based on a typical large core switching fan-tray architecture design and related failure model. The authors also provide detailed design and evaluation guidelines, which can ensure the control of random hardware failure and avoid systematic failure (both hardware and software), then achieve the safety target (i.e., safety integrity level).
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This column examines inductor impedance evaluation using S21 parameters with network analyzers. Comparing two-port shunt and series methods across multiple inductors, it concludes that the two-port series method provides significantly more accurate measurements when compared with manufacturer data.
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This article introduces an upcoming Technical Report (TR18) from the ESD Association on Electronic Design Automation checks. It details integrated ESD verification throughout IC design phases, covering schematic-based topological checks and layout-based verification to ensure comprehensive ESD protection in modern circuits.
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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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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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As the world actively explores the potential benefits of the application and uses of artificial intelligence (AI), the European Union (EU) is taking action to position itself as the leading global AI player.
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Advanced Test Equipment Corporation is proud to announce its annual San Diego Test Equipment Symposium (SDTES). This premier industry event will bring together engineers, technicians, and compliance professionals to explore the latest advancements in test technology.
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Active technical contributors to the American National Standards Committee (ANSC) C63 (Electromagnetic Compatibility) will meet in person at TÜV Rheinland in Boxborough, Massachusetts, the week of May 5, 2025.
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Würth Elektronik introduced its new molded flat-wire inductor. The compact inductor measures just 2.0 × 1.6 × 1.0 mm in its smallest package. It also impresses with an exceptionally low resistance and more.
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This article explains HIRF certification testing for aircraft, detailing transfer function measurement methods like LLDD and LLSF. It outlines how induced current measurements determine airframe attenuation and how test limits vary based on equipment criticality and aircraft size.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.
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TDK Corporation has expanded its CGA series for automotive multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) to 10 µF at 100 V in 3225 size, with X7R characteristics (Class Ⅱ dielectric).
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has temporarily delayed the implementation of a key aspect of its robocall consent requirements to give affected parties more time to modify their existing communications systems.
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Siemens Digital Industries Software announced today that it has completed the acquisition of DownStream Technologies, a leading provider of manufacturing data preparation solutions for printed circuit board (PCB) design. This acquisition strengthens Siemens’ PCB design portfolio and expands its footprint in the electronics small and medium-sized business (SMB) market.
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Efforts are reportedly underway to preserve some of the defining infrastructure of modern radio technology. The ARRL reports that the National Trust for Canada has launched a “Next Great Save” project to restore some of the original radio towers designed and developed by Guglielmo Marconi, who pioneered the creation of radio wave-based telegraphy in the late 1800s.
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Staff at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are reportedly struggling to meet application review deadlines for medical device and tobacco products due to recent staff reductions.
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