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L-3 Cincinnati Electronics
Our Environmental Services Group performs emissions and susceptibility testing to ensure a product meets its intended performance in the ever-increasing and challenging electromagnetic environments.
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TECHNO-AC
Cable fault location by electromagnetic and acoustic methods (with high-voltage pulse transmitter, which is not included into the set)Detection of insulation deterioration on cables by contact and non-contact methods
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Alpha Omega Electromagnetics, L.L.C.
Alpha Omega Electromagnetics (AOE) provides custom antenna and Radio Frequency design for a wide range of applications. AOE''''s antenna and RF design capabilities include:DesignDevelopmentEngineeringAnalysisTesting
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KONSTAR ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
If the equipment have top current,such as switch,electromagnetic field,rax,lighting,the protector wil reject the interfere,and let have a more safe working state for equipment.
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QSources - Acu-Vib Electronics Acoustic & Vibration
High effeciency and high temperature electro-magnetic drive, miniaturization and functional integration, customized sensor integration, leading to more practical or more accurate solutions
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WiNRADiO Communications
Try our low-cost RF sniffers for fast and easy troubleshooting of unwanted interference caused by electromagnetic radiation sources in your local environment.
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Martin Testing Laboratories
EMI tests and EMC tests, as well as comprehensive design support of circuit cards, modules, equipment, subsystems, systems, and facilities are available though our partnership with Northrop Grumman. Tests are done in the laboratory or in the field. Our test facility in Sacramento (McClellan), California is conveniently located near the Silicon Valley. Electromagnetic surveys of a system or an entire facility can also be done at customer facilities. Name virtually any requirement for electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility and we can meet it - with reliable results.
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Martin Testing Laboratories
EMI tests and EMC tests, as well as comprehensive design support of circuit cards, modules, equipment, subsystems, systems, and facilities are available though our partnership with Northrop Grumman. Tests are done in the laboratory or in the field. Our test facility in Sacramento (McClellan), California is conveniently located near the Silicon Valley. Electromagnetic surveys of a system or an entire facility can also be done at customer facilities. Name virtually any requirement for electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility and we can meet it - with reliable results.
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GU-3001 - Lutron Electronic Enterprise Co., Ltd.
The third most common flowmeter (behind differential pressure and positive displacement flow meters) is the magnetic flow meter, also technically an electromagnetic flow meter or more commonly just called a mag meter. A magnetic field is applied to the metering tube, which results in a potential difference proportional to the flow velocity perpendicular to the flux lines. The physical principle at work is electromagnetic induction. The magnetic flow meter requires a conducting fluid, for example, water that contains ions, and an electrical insulating pipe surface, for example, a rubber-lined steel tube.
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TEM Consulting, LP
Standards and Regulatory Management. Standards Development. Regulatory (FCC, FDA, Access Board). Areas of Technical Excellence: Electromagnetic Compatibility, Disability Access, Wireless Requirements, RF Safety (EMF & SAR), Product Compliance, Quality & Conformity Systems, Measurement of Electromagnetic Fields. Training - We offer a variety of course in various areas of compliance and technology. We also provide custom training, tailored to your needs, in our areas of expertise.
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Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
UL offers in-situ (in place) electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and electro-magnetic field (EMF) testing for devices that are too large to be tested at a standard laboratory facility. Our global network of dedicated EMC testing facilities provides comprehensive, cost-effective assessments of electronic products that must comply with EMC regulatory requirements. We bring this expertise with us when performing in-situ testing.
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CKC Laboratories, Inc.
EMI is emitted radiation and its effects – a phenomenon. EMC is a device’s ability to limit the levels of unintentionally emitted EMI (that can harm other devices) and also a device’s ability to operate normally when subjected to EMI. Therefore, EMC testing seeks to ensure that a product possesses the characteristic of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC): the ability to limit creation of EMI (Electromagnetic interference) and the ability to operate properly when subjected to EMI. Stated differently, EMC testing measures the level of EMI control found in a device, and therefore helps to ensure that unwanted effects are prevented.
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CC Series - Instruments for Industry
IFI designs, manufactures and distributes TEM cells (Transverse Electro-Magnetic), small anechoic chamber for performing Pre-Compliance and compliance testing. These chambers allow for accurate maintenance and measurement of E-Field levels (within ± 1.0 dB nominal on most models) without antennas. TEM Cell Applications: Susceptibility testing, Emissions testing, EMC (Electromagnetic Compliance) testing,, radiation testing.
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SATIMO
MVG has developed a complete range of RF Safety instruments (Personal Protection Monitors - PPM) to measure the level of exposure to the electromagnetic field and to address the following needs:To continuously record the electromagnetic field level and alerts the user to potential overexposureTo monitor actual levels and compare them to the regulatory limitsTo address public concern through appropriate communicationTo simulate EMF radiation in real environments
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ORBIT/FR, Inc
MVG has developed a complete range of RF Safety instruments (Personal Protection Monitors - PPM) to measure the level of exposure to the electromagnetic field and to address the following needs:To continuously record the electromagnetic field level and alerts the user to potential overexposureTo monitor actual levels and compare them to the regulatory limitsTo address public concern through appropriate communicationTo simulate EMF radiation in real environments
