As of July 13, 2016 manufacturers looking for FCC certification for the EMC approval of products for sale in the US must utilize an FCC Recognized Accredited …
The G revision of the MIL-STD-461 standard was released in December 2015 and is available here. NTS’s Jeffrey Viel’s wrote an article for InCompliance Magazine reviewing the …
One of the biggest product development challenges today is ensuring electromagnetic interference is optimally controlled. With proper electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing and design, you can ensure the …
We are pleased to announce that Qualtest of Orlando, Florida is now NTS Orlando! Qualtest was established in 1986 and is an internationally accredited, full-service testing provider …
There are a variety of reasons why your electrical/electronic products may be required to go through the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) compliance process. Regulatory Requirements Most industrialized nations …
Aerospace engineers and everyday passengers alike have confidence when getting on an airliner that it’s safe to fly. But few people actually appreciate all the testing that …
A reverberation chamber (mode tuned/mode stirred chamber) is a shielded enclosure or resonant cavity for RF testing which is statistically isotropic, random polarity, having RF uniformity within …
On September 17th, NTS conducted a one-hour webinar titled “EMI/EMC Requirements for Navy Shipboard and Submarine Applications in accordance with MIL-STD-461F”. Led by NTS Director of Technology, …
By David Bare, Chief Engineer, NTS Silicon Valley The FCC recently adopted revised rules for products that operate in unlicensed frequency bands from 5 – 6 GHz …
By Conrad Chu, EMC Engineering Manager, NTS Silicon Valley Recently, a new version of EN 61326-1 has been adopted and published in the EU’s Official Journal. As …