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• • • CONTENTS • • •


News 5. Record attendancemarks biggest AEMT Conference yet - The AEMT


Safety in Engineering 14. When the safe route is no longer safe: the case for adaptive emergency escape lighting - The LIA


Test & Measurement 16. Southco’s anechoic testing capability: creating a quiet space for electric vehicles - Southco


Electrical Equipment 18. How to shrink PCB designs without creating thermal and signal integrity problems - ByteSnap Designs


20. Insulated tools have no calibration date - Jefferson Tools


22. How servo gearboxes are advancing complex automation and electronic applications - Apex Dynamics


24. Howmany zones do you really need on a convection reflow oven? - Altus Group


Defence Technology 30. Powering defence electronics on land and sea - Ultralife


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