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- EPDT November 2019 issue (inc. RF & Microwave + Medical features) now available online (04/11/2019)
  
  This month’s issue, available in print or digital editions, contains features on RF & Microwave technologies & Medical applications.
- Designing & testing Sonopill: the future of capsule ultrasound (01/11/2019)
  
  To accelerate design & test of Sonopill, a revolutionary ultrasound endoscopy capsule, researchers at University of Glasgow, Heriot-Watt University, University of Dundee & University of Leeds required a single, unified instrumentation platform to take them from component & system integration testing, through lab-based in vitro testing, to in vivo pre-clinical trials.
- When every heartbeat counts: EMC in medical applications (01/11/2019)
  
  It’s apparent that the medical electronics market continues to grow – and this trend is unlikely to slow down any time soon. Every person who has access to advanced medical care will try to get the best support available and the best treatment possible to increase their quality of life.
- Taking advantage of NB-IoT capabilities (01/11/2019)
  
  The Internet of Things (IoT) is set to revolutionise the way we work & play, and industry is rapidly recognising the business benefits & increased revenue opportunities that connected intelligent devices will deliver. As well as requiring a cultural change within organisations, successful IoT implementation also necessitates a technology paradigm shift.
- Understanding EMC/EMI considerations for electrical & electronic equipment (01/11/2019)
  
  Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) defines the ability of electrical & electronic equipment to operate acceptably when exposed to external electromagnetic interference (EMI), as well as to limit its own internally generated unwanted electromagnetic energy.
- EMI/RFI shielding for the connected world (01/11/2019)
  
  EMC, or electromagnetic compatibility, means the ability of electronic & electrical equipment and systems to function satisfactorily in their electromagnetic environment, without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbances to other equipment in that environment.
- New accreditation for TÜV SÜD eases post-Brexit CE certification for UK manufacturers (29/10/2019)
  
  To ensure CE marking certification remains seamless for UK clients after Brexit, TÜV SÜD has secured accreditation from DANAK (the Danish accreditation authority) for 4 European directives (Marine Equipment Directive, Radio Equipment Directive, EMC Directive, Machinery Directive).
- Sub-THz testbed for 6G research built using NI & VDI technology (23/10/2019)
  
  Test & measurement specialist, National Instruments (NI) has announced a real-time sub-THz software-defined radio (SDR) for 6G research built on its mmWave Transceiver System (MTS) & Virginia Diodes’ (VDI) radio heads.
- Top 15 stories on EPDT in September 2019... (03/10/2019)
  
  As October 2019 begins, we've reviewed the most popular stories – as determined by our readers – across EPDT’s website & newsletter during the last month...

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