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RAF Fylingdales
MPE has supplied a complete suite of HEMP powerline, control line and telephone line filters to enable RAF Fylingsdales upgrade to the current US Standard Mil-Std-188-125.
MPE has supplied a complete suite of HEMP powerline, control line and telephone line filters to enable RAF Fylingsdales upgrade to the current US Standard Mil-Std-188-125.
March’s issue of CIE features MPE’s high power integrated EMC suppression for military vehicles. To view the full article, please click on the link below: Integrated Suppression Within Military Vehicles
March’s issue of Design, Products and Applications features the use of MPE’s custom filter designs within the US Air Force’s Space Fence program.
February’s edition of Components In Electronics (CIE) reports how MPE’s custom filters are helping solve the problem caused by the ever increasing amount of space debris.
Components In Electronics talks with John Parsons of MPE about the dangers of leaking confidential data from data centres and how MPE’s TEMPEST filters can help prevent it
Design Products & Applications (DPA), reports how MPE assisted during the design phase of a new aircraft towing traverser and is now subsequently supplying custom EMC filters for the world’s leading aircraft towing transverse solution.
MPE reports within Connecting Industry, how with electronics being such a part of everyday modern life, Intentional ElectroMagnetic Interference (IEMI) is becoming a threat of real concern for defence and security, in both the public and private sectors.
The October edition of Electrical Engineering magazine focussed on data centre management and it’s feature article detailed how MPE’s filters were protecting such installations and preserving information security within them.
Electronic Specifier Online reports how MPE has introduced the world’s first range of HEMP protection filters designed and developed specifically for the commercial marketplace.
Interference Technology (ITEM) once again features Will Turner’s paper, detailing how the increasing use of electronics to control so many aspects of modern life, from smart grids to driverless cars, means that Intentional Electromagnetic Interference (IEMI) is an ever growing threat.