Saelig Company has introduced Rigol’s DG6000 Series 16‑bit arbitrary waveform generators, delivering up to 1GHz bandwidth, 20Vpp differential output, and 350ps rise times. The new instruments combine multiple signal generation functions in a compact, isolated‑channel platform for high‑speed testing.
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The UK’s MHRA reported a record surge in medical device testing and approvals in 2025, driven by rapid growth in neurotechnology and AI‑powered innovations. With reduced fees for small companies and faster review times, the Agency is accelerating access to emerging health technologies across the UK.
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The FCC has opened all 10 MHz of the 900 MHz band to support expanded broadband services for utilities, critical infrastructure, and enterprise users. New county‑level, negotiation‑based rules aim to boost spectrum efficiency, accelerate private wireless network deployments, and strengthen broadband capacity across the U.S. economy.
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Lightning currents flowing through an aircraft can couple into wiring in multiple ways, from magnetic‑field induction to capacitive coupling across seams, apertures, and composite structures. Part 2 explores how airframe materials, openings, and cable shielding affect the waveforms and levels imposed on onboard systems.
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Connectronics, Inc. has achieved dual AS9100D and ISO 9001 certification, underscoring its commitment to precision manufacturing and high‑reliability performance. With extensive RF and microwave connector capabilities, in‑house production, and deep aerospace and defense expertise, the company strengthens its position as a trusted supplier for mission‑critical applications.
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Times Microwave Systems has introduced Levitate™, an ultra‑lightweight RF cable assembly line engineered for next‑generation UAV and avionics applications. Designed to minimize system weight while maintaining high RF performance, Levitate supports UAV Groups 1–5 and meets the demanding requirements of both military and commercial airborne platforms.
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Vitrek has released its updated electrical safety and precision measurement solutions catalog, featuring U.S.-designed hipot testers, high-voltage switching systems, analyzers, teraohmmeters, and more. The expanded resource helps engineering, manufacturing, and compliance teams quickly identify equipment that meets today’s demanding global safety and performance standards.
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Choosing the right antenna can make or break your compliance testing results. This practical guide walks engineers through the essentials—frequency range, polarization, gain, and directivity—while decoding which antenna types deliver the most accurate, reliable measurements in real‑world EMC and RF test environments.
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The FCC is taking a closer look at why watching major live sports has become harder for many viewers. A new inquiry explores shifting broadcast technologies, rights deals, and whether current practices are keeping fans—and crucial public‑interest information—off the screen.
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The FDA has refreshed its list of recognized standards, adding new cybersecurity‑focused health‑informatics standards and updated materials tests used in medical devices. The latest changes signal where regulators are heading—and what manufacturers will need to show in future submissions.
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Saelig has introduced the four‑quadrant Siglent SMM3000X Source/Measure Unit, engineered for advanced semiconductor, optoelectronic, and new‑energy material testing. With ultra‑high resolution, fast acquisition, and powerful pulse modes, the SMM3000X accelerates characterization, streamlines R&D workflows, and supports precise I‑V measurements across nonlinear, high‑performance electronic devices.
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Decades of global collaboration have shaped today’s automotive EMC standards. From CISPR 25 and ISO 11452 to UNECE R10, this piece reveals how harmonization, travel, technical debate, and human connection have created the consistent, repeatable EMC frameworks the industry depends on.
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New FDA data shows more than 1200 medical devices have now been granted Breakthrough Device designation. With 164 approvals in fiscal year 2025 and continued strong activity across CDRH and CBER, the program remains a key pathway for accelerating innovative medical technologies.
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The FCC is moving to revoke recognition of several testing laboratories it says are tied to prohibited Chinese government entities. The action follows earlier Notices of Intent and targets labs reportedly overseen by China’s State‑owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC).
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Global market expansion demands rigorous compliance with diverse, fast‑changing international standards. From CE marking and FCC rules to RoHS, REACH, and regional EMC requirements, organizations must strategically align design, testing, and documentation to ensure seamless market access and reduce regulatory risk.
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The EU Commission has issued preliminary findings on TikTok’s platform design, examining how certain features may pose risks under the Digital Services Act. The ongoing investigation highlights concerns around user well‑being and potential regulatory consequences.
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The FCC has ruled that power companies cannot charge cable and telecom providers the full cost of pole replacements needed for new attachments. The decision, issued after Comcast filed a complaint against Appalachian Power Company, confirms that providers are only responsible for incremental costs tied to installing stronger or taller poles—supporting broader broadband deployment efforts.
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