CONTENTS Vol 4 No 5 October 2022
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TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: ELECTRONICS TESTING
26-31
■ Test lab aids fuel cell designer ■ Simulation for microwave engineers
■ Conversion technology gives power on demand
■ New lab for enhanced EMC capability
COVER STORY Cosmic Lift
12-14
Spaceship Neptune could provide safer, more sustainable space travel for ordinary people
Commentary
Engineers are key to preparedness World of Test
Topical roundup of industry news, research and technology Test rig for electric powertrains
New facility at GKN designed for testing power trains on electric vehicles Environmental Engineering Technology
■ New cleanroom ensures absolute safety of drug supplies ■ CentraTEQ vibration test system supports Exeter University research ■ Fully charged vehicle battery tests ■ EMC protected flex circuit ■ Environmental test chamber refrigerant
Sensors monitor methane emissions
Hyperspectral imaging technology is being used to monitor earthly methane emissions Bandwidth extension for EMC test receiver
Rohde & Schwarz increases bandwidth to 1GHz on its EMC test receiver Safety reaches new levels
Innovative sensor technology is being used to create a new generation of safe EVs Hypercar architecure goes electric
An array of electric vehicle innovations create new architecture for electric hypercars Metrology Round-up
A selection of news relating to metrology and calibration Company Update
Kiwa talks about electrical compliance and RN Electronics Rail power monitoring
On-board train energy metering system combines energy monitoring and communication Mahle dynamometer facility powers ahead
A full specification dynamometer for electric powertrains and ADAS is destined for the USA Profession Watch
A look at the people, policies and affairs influencing the engineeering profession Company Guide
A guide to Testing and Test House-related suppliers The Back Page
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