Electromagnetic field safety equipment supplier Link Microtek has launched a two-day training course to help organisations comply with the 2013/35/EU EMF Directive and the UK-specific Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work (CEMFAW) Regulations 2016, “which placed specific requirements on employers to perform EMF risk assessments”, according to Link. It will be held in Baisingstoke on on 22-23 October this year, ...
Penetration testing specialists update Kali Linux to support the latest Raspberry Pi 4.
Electronics Weekly joins with Goepel Electronics to discuss Embedded JTAG Solutions - how to reduce time and save costs.
The LoRa Alliance has expanded its LoRaWAN certification program.
Technical service provider, TÜV SÜD, has launched its IoT cellular testing service. The service will be accommodated within the existing facility, claimed to be the only laboratory in the UK to offer a dedicated Narrowband-IoT (NB-IoT) test and certification service. Explaining the rationale for the service, TÜV SÜD explained that NB-IoT enables multiple machines, devices and services to be connected ...
Doherty amplifiers can improve energy efficiency in 5G basestation transmitters, argue Gareth Lloyd and Patrick Agyapong. Doherty amplifiers, especially those with two independently driven inputs, promise significantly better energy efficiency in 5G basestation transmitters and similar applications. Power amplifiers in basestations constitute 30‑60% of the cost and 20‑60% of the energy consumption of the transmitter infrastructure, so optimal design is ...
A new standard for audio-visual and ICT equipment spearheads a new hazard-based safety approach, says Clare Glittens. Technological innovation has seen the lines become increasingly blurred between previously distinct technologies. This change means that multimedia products often fall under both IEC 60065 (AV equipment) and IEC 60950-1 (IT equipment). A new standard, IEC 62368‑1:2018 (audio/video, information and communication technology equipment, ...
More and more devices on the power grid must function smoothly without interfering with each other.
In October 2017, Arm introduced Platform Security Architecture (PSA), a set of hardware, firmware specifications, analysis models an open source firmware reference implementation for a scalable, secure IoT framework. The three initial pillars of analysis (threat and security analysis), architecture specifications for firmware and hardware and an open source implementation, are now joined by a fourth element, PSA Certified for ...
To make robot cars and autonomous driving a reality, we will need flexible development models
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