For EMI / EMC Engineers
Last week’s edition of the eNews contained two errors that were doubtless spotted by our alert readers. The last name of long time IEEE stalwart and Lord Kelvin Award recipient Don Heirman was misspelled. Also, the article on media jamming and civil unrest referred to the nation of Iran, not Iraq. We truly know better and apologize to our readership for the slips in proofreading. In the future, we’ll mind our dipthongs and geography.
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