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Beware the revised EMC Directive
Graham Mays of EMC Resources is worried that the European Commission's revised version of the EMC Directive makes the UK a dumping ground for noncompliant products.
News from EMC Resources (14 January 2005)
Guide to evaluating thermal analysis software
The Stokes Research Institute at the University of Limerick in Ireland, has released a guide to evaluating thermal analysis software. Brochure available
News from Flomerics (14 January 2005)
Jackson joins executive
The IEE has appointed Paul Jackson to the Executive of the IEE as Director of Professional Operations.
News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers) (12 January 2005)
Lead-free soldering in focus
The latest edition of the new-look Rapid Focus is available now. Brochure available
News from Rapid Electronics (11 January 2005)
Reference book focuses on embedded design
A new reference book is the first to focus exclusively on Rabbit's microprocessor used for embedding networks and controls in electronic systems.
News from Rabbit Semiconductor (10 January 2005)
Practical guide to surge testing
REO UK has produced an impartial and practical guide to the EMC standard, EN61000-4-5, which deals with surge testing. Brochure available
News from REO (UK) ( 6 January 2005)
Survey confirms shrinking SBC form factors
A new study of the global market for active backplane motherboards in embedded and real-time applications confirms that this market is shifting rapidly toward the use of smaller form factors.
News from Venture Development Corp (24 December 2004)
CompactPCI CPU market begins to evolve
A recent study of of SBCs and embedded CPU blades in embedded and real-time applications shows that native switch fabric access is becoming a necessity in CompactPCI SBC products.
News from Venture Development Corp (22 December 2004)
Awards recognise advances in lead-free soldering
Soldertec Global has revealed the four winners of the lead-free solder awards for 2004 - all selected from nominations received from industry.
News from Soldertec Global (20 December 2004)
Rutherford Appleton team wins measurement prize
Three top scientists from the Radio Communications Research Unit at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory have been awarded the prestigious IEE Measurement Prize.
News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers) (20 December 2004)
Mobile transaction printer market analysed
The latest market research report from Venture Development Corp is entitled "Mobile transaction printers: global market demand analysis".
News from Venture Development Corp (17 December 2004)
Union endorses EIGT report
Manufacturing and engineering union Amicus has welcomed a Government commissioned report on the future of the UK electronics industry.
News from Amicus (16 December 2004)
More support for Government EIGT report
The IEE has added its support to the recommendations of the Electronics Innovation and Growth Team report which get to the core of the opportunities and obstacles facing the UK electronics industry.
News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers) (16 December 2004)
Open API standard is ready for public review
The first draft specification of the OpenVG application programming interface standard is available, on schedule, for public review.
News from Khronos Group (13 December 2004)
Project to test today's PCBs on Pb-free lines
A new NPL studio project will investigate the reliability of existing substrates manufactured using a lead-free process.
News from National Physical Laboratory (13 December 2004)
PCB specifications updated
Dynamix Technology has released enhanced versions of two of the most popular IPC documents.
News from Dynamix Technology ( 7 December 2004)
Novel instrument measures solder properties
The National Physical Laboratory has developed a new instrument for measuring solder properties.
News from National Physical Laboratory ( 7 December 2004)
Eco-design principles to cut recycling costs
Valpak has joined forces with international environmental consultancy Environ to help manufacturers cut the cost of new EU legislation, which will become UK law next year.
News from Valpak ( 7 December 2004)
Cellular infrastructure vendors set to score
As mobile operators continue to build towards a totally cellular world, infrastructure vendors will be the benefactors throughout the decade, according to a new report.
News from Visant Strategies ( 6 December 2004)
Distributor body "outs" nonconforming parts
In just three months, the Nonconforming Parts Board established by the Independent Distributors of Electronics Association (IDEA) has reached over 1200 listings.
News from IDEA ( 6 December 2004)
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