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EMI Simulation Advances
May 1, 2018
An increase in embedded electronics and IoT devices is spurring the use of electromagnetic interference simulation.
Airbus Deploys Additive Manufacturing for RF Components
March 31, 2022
The Airbus Defence and Space manufacturing team in Portsmouth, UK, developed innovative designs for the additive manufacturing (AM) of switch assembly networks with AM consultation and production support from 3D Systems.
Use Radar Simulation to Detect and Remove Landmines
February 28, 2020
ANSYS Hall of Fame winner from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology uses ANSYS HFSS software and machine learning to develop a new method to spot unexploded landmines left underground.
EMI Simulation Advances
May 1, 2018
An increase in embedded electronics and IoT devices is spurring the use of electromagnetic interference simulation.
Building Blocks of IoT Design
November 1, 2017
The rise of the internet of things, especially in design, could shift the designer’s focus from system-on-a-chip to system-in-package.
Pasternack Releases New RF Amplifier
January 19, 2016
It has an operating range of 100MHz to 18GHz and is ideal for lab testing applications.


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