Electrically fast transient (EFT/B) testing simulates switching and motor-induced transients that can disrupt electronic systems. This article explains the fundamentals of EFT immunity, outlines practical benchtop testing alternatives, and provides step-by-step guidance for identifying and resolving EFT susceptibility before formal compliance testing.
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The FCC is preparing to vote on a proposal that would restrict the use of offshore call centers by U.S.-based communications providers. The plan would impose new requirements for language proficiency, disclosure, onshore call transfer, and handling of sensitive customer data.
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The organizers of the Ig Nobel Awards have moved the 2026 ceremony from the United States to Zurich, citing safety concerns for international attendees. The event will take place September 3, with a separate celebration for winners scheduled later in the month in Boston.
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NXGSAT, in partnership with ETL Systems, has successfully demonstrated an interoperable, fully productised 5G NTN solution, combining NXGSAT’s software-defined 5G NTN UE modem with ETL’s GENUS Digital platform, integrated through the DIFI standard.
Kymeta Corporation announced its new Kestrel™ u5, a small and capable multi-orbit satcom terminal designed for the unmanned systems and national security sectors as well as high speed industrial mobility operations.
ThinKom Solutions, Inc. announced the launch of its new Containerized Digital Array, a transportable ground station that replaces vulnerable dish-based ground entry points.
Emerson announced details of its annual NI Connect conference, being held May 12-14 at the Fort Worth Convention Center under the theme “Productivity Reimagined.”
Groundbreaking research is underway at Northrop Grumman’s Microelectronics Center (NGMC) which is reshaping physicists’ understanding of diamonds, positioning them as the next-generation material used in manufacturing microelectronics.