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Amplifier Manufacturer Joins Electronic Technologies Group dB Control, a manufacturer of high-power microwave amplifiers, radar transmitters and power supplies, recently joined the Electronic Technologies Group of HEICO Corporation.
Laboratory Helps Bolster Kansas Aerospace Industry As the aerospace industry converts to composite materials and develops new tools, laboratories like the Wichita, Kan.
Airport Landing System Victim of EMI Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport in Lubbock, Texas, had been shut down for nearly a week after problems with the instrument landing system forced numerous flight delays and cancellations.
New Composite Metal Foam Used as EMI Shielding Material? Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed, processed, and tested a new high-strength ultra-light material that combines the advantages of metal matrix composites with metallic foams.
Just Another Day in a Faraday Cage For some engineers, going to work some days means closing themselves into tomblike rooms that let in no light, little sound and, most importantly, hardly any of the multitude of madly pulsing radio waves emanating from cell »
Investigators Study Toyota Discrepancies, NHTSA Role Two House of Representatives committees -- the Oversight and Government Reform Committee and Energy and Commerce Committee – have hearings scheduled this month to focus on discrepancies in Toyota’s explanation of its »
Ex-Toyota Lawyer Points to Electronic Throttle A former in-house lawyer for Toyota said Wednesday that the automaker's unintended acceleration issues are caused by electronics snafus in cars, not just floor-mat jams and sticky gas pedals.
Prius’ Woes Could be Linked to Complex Electronics A new federal investigation into braking problems with Toyota Motor Corp.
FCC Considers Reallocation of Spectrum to Wireless Providers Federal regulators are working to head off what they call a "looming spectrum crisis" — a severe shortage of the wireless frequencies that deliver data and allow smartphones to perform all the tasks people expect.
iPad Awaits FCC Approval Although Apple has announced the iPad, the device won't be available for another three months, because, among other reasons, the tablet has yet to be approved by the Federal Communications Commission.
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