Welcome to the IEEE EMC Society - Oregon & SW Washington Chapter Webpage.
The purpose of this page is to inform local EMC engineers of upcoming meetings
as well as other information relating to our Chapter. Please bookmark this page
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Our Winter 2010 Program:
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
- Topic: The use of magnetics in EMC
covering the basics of induction, coupling mode, filter topologies,
simulation tools, measuring and application
- Speaker: Dean Huumala of Wurth Electronics
- Location: University of Portland,
Shiley Hall, Room 319 - (Note the different room)
- Time: Food at 6:30PM; Presentation begins at 7:00PM
Related EMC Events:
January 6 through March 17, 2010
- ECE012 Electrical Engineering Review for Professional
Engineering License
- Classroom: FAB-10, Portland State University
- Time: Wednesday Evenings 6:40 - 9:20 PM
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http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~fli/pe-ee.html
Past 2009 and 2010 Presentations:
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
- Topic: 3M discussing
shielding and other products
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
- Topic:
Utilizing Surveillance Techniques for EMC
- Speakers:
Applications Engineers Jim Blattner and Jeff Poole from Agilent
- Every EMC
department is in the same bind; A huge workload, limited range time,
tight time to market schedules and limited budgets. New, radically
different receiver block diagrams utilized for surveillance work can
be employed to find emissions thousands of times faster than
traditional receivers and therefore greatly improving workload
throughput. This presentation will discuss these techniques and
include a demonstration of a surveillance receiver.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
- Topic:
"Searching
for the Elusive Correction Factor between 3m and 10m Radiated
Emissions Tests"
A paper presented at the 2009 EMC symposium in Austin written by
Ed Blankenship, Dave Arnett and Sidney Chan.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
- Topic:
Extracting Useful Information from Radiated Emission Test Site NSA and
VNSA Data Sets
Paper presented at the 2007 IEEE EMC
Symposium
Authors: Ed Blankenship, David Arnett, and Gary Town
- Abstract: This paper explores historical and
technical details of the radiated emission site attenuation techniques. We
give an example of additional information beyond pass/fail that can be
gleaned from the results. Our research demonstrates two ways to investigate
test site anomalies, using variations on the standard site attenuation
method.
- Speaker: Ed Blankenship