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New Source Management Unit (SMU) module for the M81-SSM instrument platform brings laboratory-grade, low-level measurement capabilities to a benchtop instrument.

Yokogawa’s power meter underpins VDE system for ensuring accuracy of electric vehicle charging points.

Drone swarms have been growing in popularity alongside the rise of drone technology itself, now, motion capture technology is being utilised to further this research.

Test and measurement company Leader Electronics has announced that it will showcase both Leader and PHABRIX instruments at this year’s SATIS expo, which takes place at La Plaine Saint-Denis in northern Paris on 6-7 November 2024.

DigiKey,a global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, invites attendees to visit its booth atelectronica, running from 12-15 November, in Munich, Germany.

Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) is a critical metric for assessing signal quality in 5G New Radio (NR) networks. As cellular technology evolves, increasing data throughput has been achieved by combining wider channel bandwidths with higher-order modulation schemes. However, these advancements also bring new challenges in accurately measuring EVM, particularly in 5G NR, where higher modulation orders and wider bandwidths are common.

Researchers from Texas A&M University are working on developing3D-printed medicationfor treating the parasitic infection toxoplasmosis in children. Their aim is to make the treatment more accurate, accessible, and cost-effective as well as improving safety, compared to current options.

Rohde & Schwarz will highlight applications at electronica in Munich (November 12-15) ranging from day-to-day test and measurement tasks – like verifying RF frontends or optimising wide bandgap power designs – to dedicated solutions for emerging technologies – like radar, non-terrestrial networks or particle accelerators and quantum computing.

For the first time, researchers at the University of California, Irvine, alongside international collaborators, have achievedatomic-scale observationsof grain rotation within polycrystalline materials. These materials, fundamental to electronics, aerospace, automotive, and solar technologies, have long intrigued scientists due to their unique structural dynamics.

Scientists and engineers now have a way to produce high frequency arbitrary waveforms, with high purity and low distortion, directly from their PC. Using the new PCIe flagship AWG cards from Spectrum Instrumentation and cost-effective COTS (Commercial-of-the-shelf) PC-parts, it is possible to generate nearly any waveform with up to 10GS/s output rates, 2.5GHz bandwidth and 16-bit vertical resolution.