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RFI Online Course Registration Open Through June 28

 

Amateur radio organization ARRL has announced that its online course on Radio Frequency Interference will remain open through Sunday, June 28, 2009. Courses are also offered on Amateur Radio Communications Level I; Antenna Modeling; Antenna Design and Construction; the Ham Radio (Technician) License Course; and Propagation, Analog Electronics, and Digital Electronics. Students … [Read more...]

Firm Wins Role in RF Capabilities Initiative

 

The U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research (ONR) has awarded Fairfax, VA-based Argon ST a contract for the provision of system development support for its new Integrated Topside (InTop) program. The ultimate goal of InTop is to integrate topside radio capabilities using multifunctional solutions and processing equipment to mitigate EMI, reduce antenna clutter, and combat radar … [Read more...]

The Global EMC University: 2009 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility

 

The Global EMC University was first offered at the 2007 IEEE EMC Symposium in Honolulu, Hawaii as a means of helping engineers who were new to EMC to get up to speed on a variety of topics that are an important part of EMC engineering. The overwhelming response to this program caused the Symposium Committee to add it to the Technical Program for the 2008 Symposium in Detroit … [Read more...]

MORE FILTER PRODUCTS

 

Expanded Line of Custom RF Filter SolutionsThe line of custom RF filters from ETS-Lindgren has been expanded to meet the growing number of requests for specialized filters. Value-added capabilities include extensive testing of all filter designs for high voltage and high current, endurance, and the appropriate testing requirements set forth in UL-1283, IEC 60939, MIL-F-15733, … [Read more...]

Technical Program Co-Chairs’ Message

 

The 2009 Austin Technical Program has something for everyone — from the novice EMC engineer to the advanced practitioner. There are four components to the Technical Program; the regular sessions of technical papers, a series of Special Sessions and invited papers, an array of Workshops and Tutorials, and the Hardware Experiment Demonstrations and Computer Modeling & … [Read more...]

Technical Paper Sessions

 

Approximately 160 regular technical papers and approximately 30 Special Session papers are expected to be presented at EMC 2009 in Austin. The Technical Paper Sessions are aligned according to technical topic areas associated with the IEEE EMC Society Technical Committees.The greatest number of papers received was in the topic area of EMC Measurements (TC2). Over 40 papers are … [Read more...]

Special & Invited Sessions – Modeling/Simulation Validation Standards and Applying the FSV Technique to Quantify Validation Quality

 

This special session will focus on the recently published IEEE standard for model/ simulation validation. The Feature Selective Validation (FSV) technique is used to quantify the quality of the agreement between two data sets, such as the simulation results and the data used as validation data. The FSV techniques must be modified depending upon the use, and this session will … [Read more...]

EMC 2009 Call for Demonstrations – Call for EMC Computer Modeling & Simulation Demonstrations

 

In this highly popular symposium event, fundamental EMC modeling approaches and simulation methods are illustrated through a series of interactive computer demonstrations. Various computational electromagnetic (CEM) modeling techniques will be demonstrated illustrating their application to simple canonical type problems in order to show how specific EMC problems can be solved. … [Read more...]

AR Marks 40th Anniversary

 

AR, with headquarters in Souderton, PA, is marking its 40th anniversary. The company’s modest beginnings, in the form of a new test amplifier, started out in the basement of Donald “Shep” Shephard, who remarked that having begun in the basement that there was no place to go but up. Formerly known as AR Worldwide, AR now consists of a family of companies: AR RF Microwave … [Read more...]

Software Firm Acquired

 

Computer Simulation Technology AG (CST) has announced that Simlab Software GmbH is now a wholly owned subsidiary of CST. All of Simlab’s outstanding shares have been acquired by CST as a follow-up to the successful partnership between the two companies announced in 2007. CST’s flagship product CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) is a time-domain software package that enables fast … [Read more...]

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