The SignalShark EMF combines state-of-the-art EMF capabilities with the SignalShark spectrum analyzer and receiver. Thanks to its new modular application software, it offers real-time spectrum analysis, signal monitoring and location, frequency-selective electromagnetic field measurement, and comprehensive, standards-compliant electromagnetic field assessment, including intelligent extrapolation of real 5G traffic signals.

Delta Tecnic presents its own line of metallic fiber masterbatches. This technology is designed to improve the conductivity of plastics and offer advanced solutions in electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, a key challenge in sectors such as automotive, electronics, and telecommunications.

Transcom, represented by dBm Ingenieros, has developed the first interference locator based on an Android platform. This is the SpecMini spectrum analyzer, capable of operating in the frequency band from 9 kHz to 6 GHz. In combination with a vector triangulation interference location application based on the angle of arrival of the interfering signal (AoA geolocation method), it can accurately display the point of origin of the interference on the OpenStreetMap application included with the device.

DigiProces has launched its new Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) laboratory to perform pre-certification tests for the marketing of electrical and electronic products.

Rohde & Schwarz presents the R&S ATS1800C camera, based on the Compact Antenna Test Range (CATR), for mmWave frequency (FR2) testing. This portable solution features a state-of-the-art gold-plated CATR reflector with rolled edges and a very smooth surface to minimize dispersion and provide the accurate measurement results required for high-frequency operation.

Rohde & Schwarz has unveiled a new high-precision test chamber for the development of the next generation of radar chips for the automotive sector.

Inycom has expanded its portfolio of solutions for measuring human exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF) with the WaveMon device, the only personal RF monitor on the market that incorporates GPS and an altimeter to associate measurements and geolocation. 

To detect electromagnetic fields produced in work environments (from 0 to 300 GHz), as regulated by Royal Decree 299/2016 (transposing European Directive 35/2013), Inycom offers a field detection service. The company also provides consulting services.

Electromagnetic (EM) fields are always present around us. They emanate from the Earth's magnetic field, from lightning, and from the sun itself. Unlike natural radiation, man-made radiation is often the subject of controversy because it is thought to be potentially harmful to health.

Since July 1, 2016, all members of the European Union have had to implement in their national laws Directive 2013/35/EU for the protection of persons from electromagnetic fields in the workplace.

Narda Safety Test Solutions will publish a free "Signal Guide" for users. It is a database containing typical images of many radio frequency signals, images that can be considered the "fingerprint" of the different signals.

Frankonia, represented by Inycom, has presented several solutions for the EMC area.

AT4 Wireless announces the opening of new facilities at its Regulatory Laboratories in Spain.

Narda Safety Test Solutions Srl (Italy) has introduced the new EMI PMM 9180 receiver, which extends the frequency range of the popular EMI PMM 9010 digital receiver to 18 GHz, ideal for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) measurements, according to CISPR and MIL-STD standards.

TDK-EPC, a TDK Corporation company, introduces a new Panasonic series of three EMC filter lines for frequency converters and other power electronics applications. The use of improved materials has resulted in a particularly cost-effective design for these input filters.

They can't be seen or heard, but they're there. Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) surround us. They are generated naturally, for example, by the effect of thunderstorms. But they are also generated when using a Wi-Fi network, a mobile phone, or any electronic device. Now, Fadisol is launching a sensor capable of measuring these fields that can affect our health.