In Compliance Magazine

In Compliance Magazine

In Compliance serves as a top resource for news, insights, education, and motivation for professionals in the electrical and electronics engineering fields.

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  • 1 week ago | incompliancemag.com | Eleonora Gevinti |Michael G. Khazhinsky |Ali Muhammad |Dolphin Abessolo-Bidzo

    A new version of Technical Report TR18.0-01-25 (TR18) on ESD Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Checks by the ESD Association’s Working Group 18 is about to be released.

  • 1 month ago | incompliancemag.com | Eleonora Gevinti |Michael G. Khazhinsky |Ali Muhammad |Dolphin Abessolo-Bidzo

    A new version of Technical Report TR18.0-01-25 (TR18) on ESD Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Checks by the ESD Association’s Working Group 18 is about to be released. This article provides an overview of TR18, which offers guidelines for the EDA industry and the ESD design community to establish a comprehensive ESD verification flow. This flow addresses ESD design challenges in modern ICs, including common terminology and required check types.

  • Feb 5, 2025 | incompliancemag.com

    The FDA releases landmark draft guidance for AI-enabled medical devices, offering manufacturers a roadmap for development, approval, and lifecycle management while addressing critical concerns of transparency and demographic bias.

  • Jan 31, 2025 | incompliancemag.com | Brian Kent

    In 1967, while on patrol in the Gulf of Tokin, the United States Navy Carrier USS Forrestal was executing wartime missions over North Vietnam. At 10:45 AM local time, the ship was preparing to launch more than 27 A-4 Skyhawk and F-4B Phantom Fighter jets, all fully fueled and armed with a mixture of iron bombs, precision missiles, and Zuni rocket launchers.

  • Jan 31, 2025 | incompliancemag.com | Karen Burnham

    MIL-STD-461 RE102 is probably the most commonly failed test in the aerospace/defense world, with 50-90% of units failing their first pass testing. This is a frequent cause of schedule delays, first for troubleshooting, and then for all the meetings needed to process waivers. There are ways that it can be tailored, even very early in the product development process, to minimize the need for waivers after test failures.

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