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Volume 15 l Number 7
Contents
By Dr. Min Zhang
When it comes to in-situ radiated emission measurements, the combination of near- and far-field measurements is often the best approach. Near-field measurements can help identify the sources of emissions, including individual modules or components and their frequency and amplitude characteristics. This information can then be used for far-field measurements. Far-field measurements involve using antennas to measure the radiated noise, with full‑size antennas recommended for measurements between 30 and 200 MHz.
By Daniel D. Hoolihan
This article is intended to cover recent operations of the ANSC C63 Committee, including an announcement of a Chairmanship change and detailed descriptions of the most recently released C63 Standards.
By Ken Javor
This article is the third in a series commemorating 70 years since the advent of modern EMI testing. But this last article is itself divided into multiple parts, due to the topic’s complexity. Unlike the previous two articles, which mainly tracked evolution and explained issues, these next installments argue that we started off correctly seventy years ago, but then took the wrong fork in the road in 1967.
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July 31 – August 4, 2023
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compliance news
FCC Proposes Expansion of Short-Range Radar Operation
The new rules will allow the deployment of unlicensed field disturbance sensors
In an effort to support the growth of short-range, state-of-the-art radar technologies, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted new rules that expand the legal operating band.

According to a Report and Order, the new rules will allow the deployment of unlicensed field disturbance sensors (a kind of radar device) to operate in the 60 GHz band. Field disturbance sensors are increasingly being used in a variety of important applications, including sensors that alert users to children that have been left in dangerously hot motor vehicles…

EU Commission Updates Recognized Standards List for PPE Regulation
The Commission of the European Union (EU) has released an updated list of standards that can be used to demonstrate conformity with the essential requirements of its Regulation (EU) 2016/425 concerning personal protective equipment (or PPE).

The PPE Regulation, which took effect in April 2018, replaced the EU’s original PPE Directive (89/686/EEC). The Regulation is aligned with the EU’s new Legislative Framework policy and includes slight modifications to the scope and risk categorization of products…

Feature Article
In-Situ Radiated Emission Testing of Large Systems Installations
Combination of Near- and Far-Field Measurements for Radiated Emissions
By Dr. Min Zhang
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s an EMC consultant, assessing the EMC performance of large systems and machines is a common task. Over the years, I have encountered a wide range of equipment, including high-power variable-speed drives (VSDs) in factories, specialized equipment installed on ships, food processing equipment, and many others. With technological advancements, there are now even more large systems that require in-situ EMC assessment, such as quantum computers, additive manufacturing machines, waste recycling equipment, renewable energy power generators, high-power electric vehicle chargers, and more.

While testing equipment in an accredited EMC chamber is ideal, it may not be a realistic option for large machines for several reasons. First, a large chamber is required to accommodate these machines. Second, while the chamber is being charged for use, it can take days or even weeks to install the machine in a chamber and then disassemble it after the testing is complete. Finally, logistics and lead time for using the chamber can also add to the overall cost and time required for EMC testing of large machines.

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Feature Article
ANSC C63 Committee on EMC: A 2023 Status Report
Highlights of the C63 Committee and its Key EMC Standards
By Daniel D. Hoolihan
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Introduction
Periodically we attempt to bring EMC technical personnel up to date with the activities of the ANSC C63 on EMC. This article covers the last five years of Committee activity in electromagnetic compatibility standards for North American markets (U.S. and Canada).

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, progress continued in developing and refining C63 Standards. Subcommittees of the Main Committee (all eight of them) were encouraged to meet on a quarterly basis using teleconferencing techniques for most of 2020, 2021, and 2022. Working groups were encouraged to meet as often as necessary to expedite the development of their respective standards (each C63 standard under development or refinement has a Working Group assigned to do the work under the surveillance of the appropriate Subcommittee).

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Feature Article
(Re)Discovering the Lost Science of Near-Field Measurements, Part 1
Understanding Radiated Emissions Measurements Made at One-Meter Separation: It’s Not What You’ve Been Led to Believe
By Ken Javor
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Background1

The first article in this series (see In Compliance Magazine, May 2023) described in detail the use of radios that used unshielded connections (termed antenna lead-ins) between the radio and the external antenna.2 The antenna lead-in was a single wire above ground, using aircraft structure for a return path, that was connected to high impedances at both ends. That is, the radio input was the grid of a vacuum tube, so basically a small capacitance, and the external antenna was an electrically short wire over most of the 0.15 – 20 MHz (200 –15 meters) frequency (wavelength) range of the radio.

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EMC concepts explained
Far-Field Criterion for Wire‑Type Antennas
By Bogdan Adamczyk
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his article presents the derivation of the far-field criterion for two fundamental wire-type antennas: electric (or Hertzian) dipole and magnetic dipole.

1. Electric (Hertzian) Dipole
Hertzian dipole, shown in Figure 1, consists of a short thin wire of length l, carrying a phasor current 0 = I0, positioned symmetrically at the origin of the coordinate system and oriented along the z-axis.

The complete fields of the Hertzian dipole, at a distance r from the origin, can be obtained from the vector magnetic potential A shown in Figure 1, (see [1] for the derivations), and can be expressed as, [2],

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The Dilemma Between Customers and Suppliers on EOS Failures
Bridging the Gap using tAMR
By Ashok Alagappan for EOS/ESD Association, Inc.
Never-ending EOS Customer Returns
During the last four decades, damage to devices from electrical overstress (EOS) has confounded both IC suppliers and customers. The Industry Council on ESD Target Levels investigated numerous EOS root causes and established a white paper on the subject, JEP174 [1]. The original motivation came after observing that the most common and top Pareto item as indicated in the failure Pareto analysis in Figure 1 for semiconductor component field returns is Electrical Over Stress (EOS) failures. More often, NTF, or no trouble found, has been attributed to EOS failures as well. One of the major reliability challenges is a failure that appears to be electrically induced physical damage (now commonly known as EIPD) as shown in optical, X-ray, and decapsulated images in Figures 2a, 2b, and 2c. The failures were produced with no prior indications, leaving customers wondering what might have caused it, when it might have occurred, and how it might have happened. A thorough analysis including but not limited to curve tracing, electrical characterization, optical and x-ray microscopy, and decapsulation is often required to prove that failures are in fact caused by electrical overstress. Failure analysis reports from the industry indicate failures can range from damage to the package to fused and melted wire bond to melting or burning of the stacked material that is hidden in the semiconductor die.
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ANSI Z535.1 – Safety Colors in Focus

By Erin Earley
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n our “On Your Mark” columns, we often discuss the importance of American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z535. This family of standards is critical for manufacturers and workplaces across the U.S. in their focus on accident prevention and risk reduction. That’s because they form a guide for the design, application, and use of signs, colors, and symbols intended to identify and warn against hazards and for other accident prevention purposes. This month’s column explores one of these standards in depth: ANSI Z535.1 – Safety Colors.

Why Colors Used in Safety Symbols and Labels Matter
Color is often used in warnings and instructions to supplement a word message or safety symbol. The idea is that the use of these so-called “safety colors” can help to increase a worker’s recognition of the hazard and increase the necessary reaction time to hazardous situations or emergencies. When color is used in a standardized way, or in a color-coding system, it can help to create a unified look for
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Interference with critical auto systems

One car manufacturer found that the craze for CB radio caused more than a jamming of the airwaves. They found that if a CB was operated in close proximity to their car, the central locking engaged, locking the passengers within the vehicle! On a slightly more serious note, another prestige car manufacturer found that whenever the vehicle passed by an operating ambulance or fire station, the air bags activated…

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Mobile threat to drivers

Mobile phone makers and car manufacturers are investigating claims that handsets can cause car safety airbags to inflate and interfere with automatic braking systems. Tests carried out by Volvo in Sweden found that phones operating independently of car electrics can trigger airbags and interfere momentarily with control systems…

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Interference examples from 1996
  • A semi-submersible oil exploration platform moving off-station when its global positioning by satellite system was disrupted by the signal from a portable radio. This was due to poor shielding on an interconnection cable.
  • Police cars’ central locking systems operating during use of their mobile radios.
  • Vehicle anti-lock braking devices operating when a radio transmitter beaming across a highway five miles away, was used…
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Pacemakers unaffected by stun guns

According to a study carried out by the Cleveland Clinic and published in Eurospace by the European Society of Cardiology®, a standard electrical discharge from a TASER®…

EMC+SIPI 2023 Symposium Preview
July 31 – August 4, 2022
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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2023 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal Integrity and Power Integrity
Hosted by the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society, the world’s largest organization dedicated to the development and distribution of information, tools and techniques for reducing electromagnetic interference
The IEEE EMC Society will host five full days of EMC and Signal and Power Integrity education and networking opportunities for engineers of all levels and specialties. This year join colleagues and industry experts in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

EMC+SIPI Symposium offers a comprehensive selection of electromagnetic compatibility, signal and power integrity, standards testing and compliance, and education programs – from engineering to consultative business management and everything in between. Engineers will learn to increase efficiencies and productivity, enhance performance, and gain insight needed to solve daily and future strategic challenges.

In addition to the robust technical program, there are a variety of networking events to choose from as well as a quality exhibit hall featuring industry providers showcasing current and innovative products and services.

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See AR at the IEEE EMC 2023 Symposium, Booth #500 in Grand Rapids, MI

Visit our booth and see our new 250S6G18, a fully solid state, air-cooled, RF Power Amplifier delivering 250 Watts from 6 to 18 GHz. This is your TWT replacement for testing from 6 to 18 GHz for field levels of 200 V/m and higher.

While you’re in the booth, ask to see demonstrations of our newest release of emcware, 7. Fully included in the purchased product, emcware 7 gives you the capability to perform NSA and sVSWR testing on your OATS or semi-anechoic chamber for site validation for radiated emissions testing.

We will be showcasing our wide selection of RF power amplifiers, Conducted Immunity Systems, emcware, field probes, and accessories from 10 kHz to over 40 GHz.

SunAR RF Motion will also highlight products such as their EMI test antennas and antenna positioning equipment.

Our capabilities in the RF Power space have been well known for over 50 years, and we aren’t stopping or resting, as we continue to push past the boundaries of power limits and frequency limits.

Also, don’t forget to stop by the booth and enter to win our yearly prize giveaway!

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ETS-Lindgren designs, manufactures, installs, and services EMC/EMI, RF/Microwave, MIMO/OTA, and Acoustic test and measurement systems and components. Our patented technology has resulted in many milestones: the world’s first CTIA Authorized Test Lab and the first oversize RF shielded sliding door for full vehicle test chambers. Our comprehensive EMP/IEMI solutions is the first full line of products to be independently tested and certified. Our services include field services, calibration and repair, engineering and consulting, product testing, and our ETS-U Education service. ETS-Lindgren is committed to the management of test and measurement systems through every phase of the lifecycles to ensure customers realize the maximum benefits.

Stop by IEEE EMC+SIPI Booth #301 to speak with one of our test and measurement experts, see our variety of product solutions, or experience on of our in-person demos. With decades of experience in compliance testing and measurement, ETS-Lindgren is Committed to a Smarter, More Connected Future.

Not attending the show? Contact your local ETS-Lindgren representative or visit https://www.ets-lindgren.com.

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HV TECHNOLOGIES, Inc.
HV TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. provides EMC test solutions by world renowned, independent manufacturers focused solely on producing the highest quality EMC test instruments. Come visit the HVT booth to check out the newest products we have to offer and discuss your test requirements with our staff. We will be displaying the following test instruments:

  • IMU3000 – Multi-function generator for Surge, EFT, Power Fail, Ringwave and more.
  • MIL3000 – Flexible solution for MIL-STD-461 CS06, CS106, CS115 & CS116 transients. The most advanced military conducted susceptibility test generator available.
  • ESD3000 – Handheld, AA rechargeable battery operated Electrostatic Discharge simulator. Precise, reliable waveforms.
  • Pulse Measurement – Free space D-dot electric field measurement chain.
  • EMC Positioners – Ultra accurate and reliable boresight antenna mast, field probe positioner and compact turntable.
  • MT400 – 400W Class A solid state power amplifier.
  • EMI Hardened Camera – Full HD, 1080p EMI hardened camera system with ultra-low emissions.
  • Fiber Optic Converters – EMI hardened fiber optic data converters for CAN, USB, Automotive Ethernet and others.

HVT – Since 1998, the intelligent provider of top quality, high performance EMC test solutions.

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See AR at the IEEE EMC 2023 Symposium, Booth #500 in Grand Rapids, MI

Visit our booth and see our new 250S6G18, a fully solid state, air-cooled, RF Power Amplifier delivering 250 Watts from 6 to 18 GHz. This is your TWT replacement for testing from 6 to 18 GHz for field levels of 200 V/m and higher.

While you’re in the booth, ask to see demonstrations of our newest release of emcware, 7. Fully included in the purchased product, emcware 7 gives you the capability to perform NSA and sVSWR testing on your OATS or semi-anechoic chamber for site validation for radiated emissions testing.

We will be showcasing our wide selection of RF power amplifiers, Conducted Immunity Systems, emcware, field probes, and accessories from 10 kHz to over 40 GHz.

SunAR RF Motion will also highlight products such as their EMI test antennas and antenna positioning equipment.

Our capabilities in the RF Power space have been well known for over 50 years, and we aren’t stopping or resting, as we continue to push past the boundaries of power limits and frequency limits.

Also, don’t forget to stop by the booth and enter to win our yearly prize giveaway!

AR logo
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ETS-Lindgren
ETS-Lindgren designs, manufactures, installs, and services EMC/EMI, RF/Microwave, MIMO/OTA, and Acoustic test and measurement systems and components. Our patented technology has resulted in many milestones: the world’s first CTIA Authorized Test Lab and the first oversize RF shielded sliding door for full vehicle test chambers. Our comprehensive EMP/IEMI solutions is the first full line of products to be independently tested and certified. Our services include field services, calibration and repair, engineering and consulting, product testing, and our ETS-U Education service. ETS-Lindgren is committed to the management of test and measurement systems through every phase of the lifecycles to ensure customers realize the maximum benefits.

Stop by IEEE EMC+SIPI Booth #301 to speak with one of our test and measurement experts, see our variety of product solutions, or experience on of our in-person demos. With decades of experience in compliance testing and measurement, ETS-Lindgren is Committed to a Smarter, More Connected Future.

Not attending the show? Contact your local ETS-Lindgren representative or visit https://www.ets-lindgren.com.

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HV TECHNOLOGIES, Inc.
HV TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. provides EMC test solutions by world renowned, independent manufacturers focused solely on producing the highest quality EMC test instruments. Come visit the HVT booth to check out the newest products we have to offer and discuss your test requirements with our staff. We will be displaying the following test instruments:

  • IMU3000 – Multi-function generator for Surge, EFT, Power Fail, Ringwave and more.
  • MIL3000 – Flexible solution for MIL-STD-461 CS06, CS106, CS115 & CS116 transients. The most advanced military conducted susceptibility test generator available.
  • ESD3000 – Handheld, AA rechargeable battery operated Electrostatic Discharge simulator. Precise, reliable waveforms.
  • Pulse Measurement – Free space D-dot electric field measurement chain.
  • EMC Positioners – Ultra accurate and reliable boresight antenna mast, field probe positioner and compact turntable.
  • MT400 – 400W Class A solid state power amplifier.
  • EMI Hardened Camera – Full HD, 1080p EMI hardened camera system with ultra-low emissions.
  • Fiber Optic Converters – EMI hardened fiber optic data converters for CAN, USB, Automotive Ethernet and others.

HVT – Since 1998, the intelligent provider of top quality, high performance EMC test solutions.

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KITAGAWA INDUSTRIES (KGS)
In 1955, KITAGAWA INDUSTRIES (KGS) opened their doors selling injection molded plastics (such as spacers, cable ties, and clamps) and rubber products. In the 1980’s, KGS expanded their line to include EMC mitigation products, utilizing their expertise in injection molding for clamp-type ferrite cores.

KGS continued their global reach to further expand into thermal interface materials and vibration damping gels and shock absorbing rubber sheets.

KGS persists to evolve and develop new products to meet strict requirements of the automotive industry, especially those for the EV market.

KGS product line include solutions for mechanical, electrical (EMC), electro-mechanical purposes including (but not limited to) EMI absorbers, massive assortments of ferrite cores, cable shields, conductive foam, shielding tapes, EMC grounding straps, SMT grounding components, a wide variety of thermal interface materials, vibration dampers, and plastic straps/clamps/spacers.

In 2020, the US-based operations celebrated its 30th year of successful business in Silicon Valley.

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Microwave Vision Group
The Microwave Vision Group (MVG) has been meeting the technical demands of the EMC, AMS, and RF communities for over 30 years. MVG will be exhibiting its unique solutions for EMC testing.

Our EMC team will answer you’re your questions about the facilities MVG designs, manufactures and delivers:

  • EMC Test Chambers
  • Shielded Doors
  • RF Shielded Rooms
  • EMC Antennas
  • EMC Absorbers

MVG offers a full array of high-performance anechoic chambers and other products specially designed to meet the increased performance demands of today’s EMC testing requirements.

This event will create great networking opportunities, you can find us Booth 513. Paul Duxbury, Director of Business Development for EMC, will be happy to discuss with you during the event!

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Ophir RF
Need POWER? With over 25 years of experience, Ophir RF has you covered!

With the most comprehensive arrays of “State of the Art” High-Power RF Systems and Modules, Ophir RF provides the power you need for EMC, Laboratory Test and Measurement, Electronic Warfare, Radar, Communications and Medical applications.

Our core products include RF Amplifiers covering the frequency range 10 kHz to 40 GHz, and 1 watt to 24 kilowatts of power. We are well known in the industry for successfully adapting amplifiers or custom designing solutions to suit each unique project.

Drop by our booth #509 to discuss how we can assist you in your power and testing requirements.

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KITAGAWA INDUSTRIES (KGS)
In 1955, KITAGAWA INDUSTRIES (KGS) opened their doors selling injection molded plastics (such as spacers, cable ties, and clamps) and rubber products. In the 1980’s, KGS expanded their line to include EMC mitigation products, utilizing their expertise in injection molding for clamp-type ferrite cores.

KGS continued their global reach to further expand into thermal interface materials and vibration damping gels and shock absorbing rubber sheets.

KGS persists to evolve and develop new products to meet strict requirements of the automotive industry, especially those for the EV market.

KGS product line include solutions for mechanical, electrical (EMC), electro-mechanical purposes including (but not limited to) EMI absorbers, massive assortments of ferrite cores, cable shields, conductive foam, shielding tapes, EMC grounding straps, SMT grounding components, a wide variety of thermal interface materials, vibration dampers, and plastic straps/clamps/spacers.

In 2020, the US-based operations celebrated its 30th year of successful business in Silicon Valley.

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MVG
Microwave Vision Group
The Microwave Vision Group (MVG) has been meeting the technical demands of the EMC, AMS, and RF communities for over 30 years. MVG will be exhibiting its unique solutions for EMC testing.

Our EMC team will answer you’re your questions about the facilities MVG designs, manufactures and delivers:

  • EMC Test Chambers
  • Shielded Doors
  • RF Shielded Rooms
  • EMC Antennas
  • EMC Absorbers

MVG offers a full array of high-performance anechoic chambers and other products specially designed to meet the increased performance demands of today’s EMC testing requirements.

This event will create great networking opportunities, you can find us Booth 513. Paul Duxbury, Director of Business Development for EMC, will be happy to discuss with you during the event!

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Booth 509
Ophir RF
Need POWER? With over 25 years of experience, Ophir RF has you covered!

With the most comprehensive arrays of “State of the Art” High-Power RF Systems and Modules, Ophir RF provides the power you need for EMC, Laboratory Test and Measurement, Electronic Warfare, Radar, Communications and Medical applications.

Our core products include RF Amplifiers covering the frequency range 10 kHz to 40 GHz, and 1 watt to 24 kilowatts of power. We are well known in the industry for successfully adapting amplifiers or custom designing solutions to suit each unique project.

Drop by our booth #509 to discuss how we can assist you in your power and testing requirements.

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Raymond EMC
Come see us at Booth 700!

Raymond EMC may be the fastest growing EMC chamber company in North America! Our superior commitment to client care and customer service is setting us apart from the rest. Raymond EMC is changing the concept of what you deserve when you procure a chamber. We strive to facilitate a smooth and easy process while working diligently at exceeding expectations.

Stop by to meet members of our dedicated team to find out more about our efficient and cost-effective approach to chamber projects. Ask us about our many products, services and turn-key solutions, including our service and maintenance programs and have a look at some of the innovative initiatives we are taking.

Raymond EMC is proud of the product customization we can offer. Speak to our team about how we can tailor solutions to meet your exact requirements. Nothing is too small for our attention!

Make sure you stop by our booth for a fun game of Cornhole and the chance to win some prizes! Also don’t forget to check out the demonstration “Multiplying Competency: Remote & Autonomous Chamber Validation” by Raymond’s R&D Lead Nika Amralah and RATLR’s Phill Miller on August 1st 1:00-4:00 pm!

We can’t wait to see you!

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Spira Manufacturing Corporation
Celebrating 45 Years of Inspiration in EMI Shielding!
Find out why top manufacturers choose Spira when they need the best, most reliable EMI/RFI Shielding Gaskets and Honeycomb Filters – exceptional products, on‑time delivery, superior customer service, and expert technical support.

Spira’s unique spiral design offers extremely low compression set, long life and high shielding. Gaskets are available both groove or surface mounted, EMI/environmental protection, and meet requirements including ITAR, DFAR and RoHS.

Featuring:

  • Spira-Shield. All Spira gaskets utilize this patented spiral design which yields EMI shielding quality up to 165 dB, offering exceptionally long life. Lower cost commercial versions also available.
  • EMI & Environmental Connector-Seal Gaskets. Pass your shielding tests the first time. Superior EMI and environmental protection for flange-mounted connectors in front or back mount configurations.
  • Shielded Honeycomb Air-Vent and Fan Filters. High and reliable shielding at competitive prices.
  • Groundbreaking book on EMI Shielding Theory. Visit our booth & enter to win a free copy!

Join us for our 45th Anniversary celebration!

Visit Spira’s booth to see the latest in EMI shielding inspiration and get expert application support. Spira products are manufactured in the USA, ISO-9001/AS9100 certified.

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Würth Elektronik
Würth Elektronik offers sophisticated electronic components for a multitude of applications in all industrial sectors. For us, it’s not the individual component that’s most important – it’s finding the solutions to problems. We’re the reliable partner for our customers. With Würth Elektronik, customers realize electronic visions – we’re on board from start to finish.

The passive division include inductors, ferrites, chokes, LEDs, capacitors, crystals, resistors, sensors, transformers and wireless charging coils. Board-to-Board, Wire-to-Board, Terminal Blocks, and Input/Output connectors are included in the electromechanical division. Online tools have been developed for use by engineering customers to design in magnetics for switchmode power supplies: REDEXPERT, for non-isolated, and isolated, flyback designs.

Visit booth 325 to talk with our technical experts and for immediate assistance, our LIVE chat team is available at https://www.we-online.com 24/7. Discover seamless support and solutions tailored to your needs.

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Raymond EMC
Come see us at Booth 700!

Raymond EMC may be the fastest growing EMC chamber company in North America! Our superior commitment to client care and customer service is setting us apart from the rest. Raymond EMC is changing the concept of what you deserve when you procure a chamber. We strive to facilitate a smooth and easy process while working diligently at exceeding expectations.

Stop by to meet members of our dedicated team to find out more about our efficient and cost-effective approach to chamber projects. Ask us about our many products, services and turn-key solutions, including our service and maintenance programs and have a look at some of the innovative initiatives we are taking.

Raymond EMC is proud of the product customization we can offer. Speak to our team about how we can tailor solutions to meet your exact requirements. Nothing is too small for our attention!

Make sure you stop by our booth for a fun game of Cornhole and the chance to win some prizes! Also don’t forget to check out the demonstration “Multiplying Competency: Remote & Autonomous Chamber Validation” by Raymond’s R&D Lead Nika Amralah and RATLR’s Phill Miller on August 1st 1:00-4:00 pm!

We can’t wait to see you!

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Booth 615
Spira Manufacturing Corporation
Celebrating 45 Years of Inspiration in EMI Shielding!
Find out why top manufacturers choose Spira when they need the best, most reliable EMI/RFI Shielding Gaskets and Honeycomb Filters – exceptional products, on‑time delivery, superior customer service, and expert technical support.

Spira’s unique spiral design offers extremely low compression set, long life and high shielding. Gaskets are available both groove or surface mounted, EMI/environmental protection, and meet requirements including ITAR, DFAR and RoHS.

Featuring:

  • Spira-Shield. All Spira gaskets utilize this patented spiral design which yields EMI shielding quality up to 165 dB, offering exceptionally long life. Lower cost commercial versions also available.
  • EMI & Environmental Connector-Seal Gaskets. Pass your shielding tests the first time. Superior EMI and environmental protection for flange-mounted connectors in front or back mount configurations.
  • Shielded Honeycomb Air-Vent and Fan Filters. High and reliable shielding at competitive prices.
  • Groundbreaking book on EMI Shielding Theory. Visit our booth & enter to win a free copy!

Join us for our 45th Anniversary celebration!

Visit Spira’s booth to see the latest in EMI shielding inspiration and get expert application support. Spira products are manufactured in the USA, ISO-9001/AS9100 certified.

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Booth 325
Würth Elektronik
Würth Elektronik offers sophisticated electronic components for a multitude of applications in all industrial sectors. For us, it’s not the individual component that’s most important – it’s finding the solutions to problems. We’re the reliable partner for our customers. With Würth Elektronik, customers realize electronic visions – we’re on board from start to finish.

The passive division include inductors, ferrites, chokes, LEDs, capacitors, crystals, resistors, sensors, transformers and wireless charging coils. Board-to-Board, Wire-to-Board, Terminal Blocks, and Input/Output connectors are included in the electromechanical division. Online tools have been developed for use by engineering customers to design in magnetics for switchmode power supplies: REDEXPERT, for non-isolated, and isolated, flyback designs.

Visit booth 325 to talk with our technical experts and for immediate assistance, our LIVE chat team is available at https://www.we-online.com 24/7. Discover seamless support and solutions tailored to your needs.

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Upcoming Events
July 10-13
Military Standard 810 (MIL‑STD-810) Test Training

July 23-28
IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propogation and USNC-URSI Radio Science Meeting

July 31-August 4
2023 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal & Power Integrity (EMC+SIPI)

September 4-8
EMC Europe

September 12-14
The Battery Show

September 17-22
European Microwave Week

September 21
2023 Minnesota EMC Event

October 1-6
45th EOS/ESD Symposium and Exhibits

October 4-6
The Battery Show India

October 8-13
45th Annual Meeting and Symposium of the Antenna Measurement Techniques Association (AMTA)

November 7-9
Fundamentals of Random Vibration and Shock Testing Training

December 4-7
Military Standards 810 (MIL‑STD-810) Test Training

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