We know all the buzz word Internet of Things (IoT) and have heard the typical story about connected products. But how does this develop in practice? In this video you can see how to explore the benefits of IoT.

1 January 2019 the new EMC-standard for medical electrical equipment comes into full effect, and the transition period for the old EMC-standard is ending. The differences between the two EMC-versions are significant and worth looking into if you want to continue selling your products in the EU. Here is an overview of the things you should pay particular attention to.

As of 1 November 2018, Allan Grønkær Kristensen has assumed his role as head of our testing department in Aarhus, that performs product tests and approval. Allans leadership and professional skills in the fields of electronics, acoustics, and EMC strengthen the business, benefiting our customers and colleagues alike.

Noise has negative consequences for human health and well-being, giving rise to growing concern both in the public and amoung policy makers in Europe. Noise, together with air pollution, poses the greatest environmental health risks. To protect human health, WHO has developed new guidelines for noise in Europe.

When rolling out IoT systems on a large scale, the systems are often challenged by breakdowns and lack of data, due to network errors, differences in installation, variation in sensor data, and the system's overall integrity. This article explains what happens when data from electronics become part of a supply chain, and what you need to take into account when rolling out large wireless networks in an IoT context. 

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Electronics's lifespan is influenced by temperature, moisture, and vibration, but also by electrical influences like large pulse currents in components and in the worst case explosion or burning. A newly developed estimation tool for mathematical modeling of electrical and thermal conditions is focusing on this issue. This tool can be used to evaluate stressors for wear and tear on electronics.