Nikkei Electronics Asia -- October 2009

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2009
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Cover Story

Noise Above 1GHz Emerging as Threat


[Part 1]

Revisions to EMI Countermeasures, International Standards above 1GHz

High-frequency EMI radiated by electronic devices, noise above 1GHz, is attracting increased scrutiny; revisions to EMI standards have expanded the scope of regulated frequencies into the GHz waveband.

[Part 2]

Measurement/Evaluation, Design, Implementation: Pillars of Productization

"It doesn't happen often, but when it does it's hard to stop..." This basically sums up the general characteristics of noise above 1GHz. The only way to control it is through preparation in every phase: measurement/evaluation, design and implementation.


Analysis

[Web Exclusive] Millimeter-Wave Comms: Scenario for Lower Cost

Transparent Electrode Materials Replacing ITO

  Sidebox: Conductive Polymers Improve Characteristics; PEDOT Surges Ahead

HTML 5 Links Smartphones, Mobiles, Home Electronics


Latest

Nikon Develops Own Projector Module, Uses in Digital Camera


Features

Sumitomo Electric Develops Pulsed Green Laser Diodes

Nissan to Produce Major Parts for Electric Vehicle In-House

[Web Exclusive] Showa Denko's Pt-Substitute Catalyst Cuts Fuel Cell Costs


Reports

Freescale Stays Focused on 'Core Strengths'

[Interview] Invest in R&D in the Down Times


India Briefs

Indian Mobile Operators Eye African Markets

India Institute Receives Synopsys's EDA Software Licenses

Pankaj Potentiometers Launches Conductive Plastic Potentiometers

3G Spectrum Auction End in Sight; Vision Remains Fuzzy, Ovum Says

GTPL Chooses NDS's Solutions for Enhanced Digital Cable TV Deployment

Sify Selects Cisco's System for Building Optical Network Across India


Insights

Embedded Design Challenges in Automotive Applications

Generating UWB Signals with Waveform Editing Tools

Design View from Japan

TSMC, EDA Users Make Big Splash at DAC 2009

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