The key focus of the 2026 edition is to address new DC power distribution environments, especially higher-voltage DC systems. It also clarifies test generator capability, duration tolerance, current limitation during short interruptions, inrush current verification, result evaluation, and test report requirements. For products using 24 Vdc, 48 Vdc, 380 Vdc, 400 Vdc, 800 Vdc, or other DC input pow...[+more]
The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing capability of BTL DG Base has undergone a significant upgrade, officially expanding to the testing fields of large power products and automotive electronic equipment, empowering the high-quality development of the industry with more comprehensive technical strength....[+more]
New EMC Emission Requirements for Residential Environments Focus on Wireless Power Transfer and Low-Frequency Emissions....[+more]
The Bluetooth SIG has officially released Core Specification 6.3 and the accompanying TCRL pkg103. Product certification under the new specification is effective immediately. This update integrates technical specification maintenance revisions and errata fixes to Core TCRL_p9. Modules including IOPT, HIDS, and HOGP have been refreshed, while GATTBased, MESH, and legacy profiles remain stable. The ...[+more]
On March 6, 2026, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IECEE) officially released the new edition of the safety standard for Nickel Systems batteries: IEC 62133-1:2026 (Edition 2). ...[+more]
Digital TV sets, set-top boxes and other products are exported to the European Union. Everyone should be quite familiar with the need to meet multimedia product standards such as EN 55032 and EN 55035. For instance, receiver products equipped with external antenna input (tuner) ports and capable of receiving DVB-T and/or DVB-T2 signals for terrestrial digital TV broadcasting, The ETSI EN 303 340 s...[+more]
From 48V to 800V HVDC: Comprehensive Upgrades in Power Shelves, SSTs, and Liquid Cooling Technologies....[+more]
On May 7, 2026, the Council of the European Union and negotiators from the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on simplifying certain provisions of the AI Act. The key measures include postponing the application dates for rules concerning high-risk AI systems: rules applicable to stand-alone high-risk AI systems are proposed to apply from December 2, 2027, while rules applicable to...[+more]
