EMI Filters
High-performance solutions for satcoms innovator NTD Shielding Services have installed three bespoke chamber solutions for Isotropic Systems at Reading, each incorporating MPE’s high-performance EMC filters. With offices in the UK and USA, Isotropic Systems is a world-leading developer of transformational broadband terminal technologies named in the Lazard T100 Index.
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Having been manufacturing and supplying more and more high performance EMI filters on a customised basis to meet escalating demands, MPE has now taken the logical step of extending the array of these filters available as standard catalogue products.
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Electronic Product Design & Test online, reports on MPE’s in demand, pre-compliance EMC testing capability.
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Design Products and Applications online, reports on MPE’s in demand, pre-compliance EMC testing capability.
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MPE publish the Twentieth issue of it’s company newsletter, providing information regard the organisation, products, distributors and recent applications.
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MPE publish the Sixteenth issue of it’s company newsletter, providing information regard the organisation, products, distributors and recent applications.
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Softei.com reports on MPE’s unique Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) filter and its reveloutionary use where optical fibre is not a practical option.
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Following a detailed design process, MPE provided a custom filter for the Ocelot vehicle ensuring the wiper motors were compliant with DEF STAN 59-411 Land Class A and also met the extremes of conditions that the vehicle would face in theatres of operation.
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With the increasing use of electronics to control every aspect of modern life, from smart grids to driverless cars, Intentional ElectroMagnetic Interference (IEMI) is a growing threat. William Turner, Senior Design Engineer, MPE, explains.
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Beth Maundrill of Digital Battlespace explores how companies are innovating, to provide the cables and connectors industry needs to ensure people, vehicles and buildings remain protected, while capability and weight requirements are met.
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