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LUNCH MEETING NOTICE

 

Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 11:30 AM 

 

Holiday Inn Charleston Airport & Convention Center

5264 International Blvd.

North Charleston, SC 29418

843-576-0300

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  How to Apply Shielded Cables to Solve More Problems than You Create

Shielded cables are widely used to enhance signal integrity and solve interference problems, but there are several mechanisms that if not understood in a system design can inadvertently cause interconnect cables to become the dominant player in crosstalk or radiated emissions.  This talk explains the ways in which cables can both mitigate and exacerbate electromagnetic interference, and presents basic design principles and troubleshooting techniques for achieving the most electromagnetically compatible designs possible.

Speaker Bio:

Dr. Thomas Jerse holds dual appointments as an Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The Citadel and as an Associate Technical Fellow of The Boeing Company.  He has previously served on the faculties of the City University of New York and University of California Davis, and was an R&D Project Manager with the Signal Analysis Division of Hewlett-Packard for 18 years.  He has extensive industrial experience in solving electromagnetic interference problems in both commercial and military products and has written and presented several professional and college-level courses on designing for electromagnetic compatibility.  This year he is co-chair of the Technical Program Committee for the annual IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility.

  

 

Cost of the lunch will be $10 members, $5 for student members

Please RSVP to Lynwood Hines at hines1957@gmail.com by August 25th.



Electrical Engineering PE License Exam Review Course
48 hours in length
Tuesday Evenings 6-9 pm  beginning 6/24/2008 and ending 10/7 2008 
TTC Main Campus  (Possible remote viewing site at Santee Cooper offices in Myrtle Beach, SC is being negotiated.  We will be using full 2-way videoconferencing (H.323) for connectivity.
Exam Date is October 24
Instructor is Marvin Jackson, PE SC 17262
Course cost is $1000 at Trident and $1200 at Myrtle Beach  (Reference and Problem Books are not included)
Register for XDNC 506-501 at 843 574-6152.
Contact Bill Spaulding at TTC 843 574-6778 for other info.

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