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Test Labs

Washington Labs
Gaithersburg, MD - Our EMI/EMC, safety, and environmental compliance testing process - from design help to test plan to product review, test suite to full report - all ensure that your compliance needs will be met. Whether it's CE marking, MIL-STD testing, wireless approvals, emissions or immunity - whatever your testing needs - we have the expertise and facilities to help you get your products to market fast. CE marking, FCC certifications, UL or NRTL approvals, environmental testing - all available from your EMC, product safety and environmental compliance source - Washington Labs.

Engineering Reference

RF Cafe
RF Cafe is a unique portal of RF, microwave, wireless, and other engineering resources. Vast collection of equations, references and conversions for electrical, mechanical, physical, and mathematical fields. Links for vendors, app notes, test notes, ham radio, magazines, books, active forums, patent and communications standards, technical crossword puzzles, quizzes, and much more.

si-list data repository
si-list is a technically oriented mailing list dedicated to the discussion and interchange of information on all topics related to signal integrity. This is a link to the archives of the mailing list. Also included are links to related sites, technical papers, and downloadable software.

Parts and Materials Suppliers/Manufacturers

Panashield
Panashield provides facility solutions for global electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), by creating controlled electromagnetic environments necessary for testing electronic devices in today's world. We have installed thousands of shielded rooms and anechoic chambers around the world. We are able to build facilities that meet your requirements, and give you the benefit of our exclusive technology.

Fun or Interesting

Jim Hawkins Radio and Broadcast Technology Page
Take a walk down memory lane with great photos and recollections of radio's past. Jim Hawkin's site has great graphics and interesting, first-hand tours of broadcast facilities and lots of photos.