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AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has introduced three accessory kits for RF conducted immunity testing for Bulk Current Injection (BCI) to various IEC, Military, Avionics and Automotive specifications. Designed as a complement to AR’s RF conducted immunity test systems, the three new kits each include attenuators, injection probes, monitor probes, calibration fixtures, calibration resistors, and termination resistors – . . . → Read More: AR Announces All-Inclusive Conducted Immunity Test Kits

From the December 2008 issue of AutoEMC News:

SAE International and AEM Sign Standards Development Agreement
The SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) International and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) signed a memorandum of agreement (MOU) to further the development of standards for the off-highway industry.

AR Release Automotive Transient Generator SystemPossibly not since they had their fall-out with . . . → Read More: Auto EMC News

AR RF Microwave Instrumentation has released new literature with comprehensive information on its innovative test systems for conductive immunity and automotive transient generator testing. The new brochure includes AR’s CI (Conducted Immunity) Systems, self-contained, all-in-one test systems; and the company’s TGAR Systems for automotive transient generator testing.

The CI Systems are designed to make RF conducted immunity . . . → Read More: New Lit on Auto Transient Generator Test Systems

Automotive DesignLine warns, “Inadequate EMC test means cars could be unsafe.”

It notes:

Clearly untested electromagnetic interferences could lead to dangerous failures on the road.

and

Mysterious malfunctions of electronic or electrical equipment, which may be inconvenient or annoying when the car is stationary, may endanger drivers and passengers at high-speed or if a vehicle is left stranded in . . . → Read More: Are Your EMC Tests Good Enough?