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Welcome to the Interference Technology media page for the 2013 International Symposium on EMC!

Videos are provided by Mike Violette and Steve Koster of Espresso Engineering; photos are provided by Ken Wyatt, Patrick André and ITEM staff members.

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Friday, August 9, 2013

Jari Vikstedt of ETS-Lindgren provides an overview of the Over The Air (OTA) test system.

 

Amplifier Research Corp. 2013 Giveaway

 

Dan Hoolihan, past president of the EMC Society, interviews Joe Fischer, founder of Fischer Custom Communications.

 

Interview with Luann Devine of Panduit Corporation

 

Thursday, August 8, 2013

Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering talks to Bruce Archambeault, chairman of the 2014 IEEE International Symposium on EMC, about what to expect next year.

 

Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering talks to Elya Joffe and Ran Shalit, promoters for Globespace 2014: Global Symposium on EMC, Safety and Product Compliance Engineering.

 

Applied EM Technology’s Spherical Dipole for Radiated Emissions Confidence

 

Steve Koster and Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering discuss day two at the symposium.

 

A discussion about Rohde & Schwarz’s ESR26

 

Rohde & Schwarz’s BBA150 Family of Amplifiers for Immunity Testing

 

Washington Labs Academy: “A Six Pack of Bruce” Signal Integrity and EMC Webinars with Bruce Archambeault.

 

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Steve Koster of Espresso Engineering sits down with Danny Odum, Chair of the 2013 IEEE International Symposium on EMC.

 

Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering sits down with Mary Rehm, manager of Learning and Development at RABQSA/iNARTE to discuss ongoing and new initiatives.

 

John McCloskey, chief EMC engineer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, talks impedance and use of LISNs in an interview with Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering.

 

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Steve Koster of Espresso Engineering interviews Dr. Marcus Schick of EM Software & Systems about FEKO, a high accuracy simulation tool for EMC.

 

Steve Koster of Espresso Engineering talks to AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation about new products, the green side of AR amplifiers and the prospect of a 100,000 watt amplifier.

 

Monday, August 05, 2013

Steve Koster and Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering cover the first day of the Symposium and touch upon Denver’s history and culture.

 

Steve Koster and Mike Violette of Espresso Engineering discuss what to expect at this year’s IEEE EMC Symposium in Denver, Colo.

 

Photos

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Friday, August 9, 2013

Kai Xiao of Intel Corp. in Hillsboro, Ore. presenting a tutorial, "Cross-Talk in High Speed Channels." (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Bob Scully from the NASA Space Center in Houston, Texas during his presentation, "What does 'ground' mean in outer space?" (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Dr. Bruce Archambeault of IBM Corp. in Raleigh, N.C. explaining "Grounding Myths" during the Friday workshops. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Symposium organizing committee members for the 2013 EMC Symposium in Denver. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Symposium chairman Dan Odum opens the awards luncheon. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Awards luncheon at the 2013 EMC Symposium. (Image: Patrick André)

 

EMC consultant, Kenneth Wyatt, reviewing the history and theory of spread spectrum clocking during the EMC Experiments session. (Image: Patrick André)

 

EMC professor, Arturo Mediano, of the University of Zaragoza, Spain, showing how near field probes may be used with a VSWR bridge. (Image: Patrick André)

 

Thursday, August 8, 2013

The "Ask the Experts" session with (left to right) Tzong-Lin Wu, Xiooning Ye, Flavio Canavero, Henry Ott, Dan Hoolihan, Andy Marvin and Jun Fan. (Image: Patrick André)

 

Dr. Tom Van Doren explaining cable shielding during the EMC Experiments session. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Another view of Dr. Tom Van Doren at the EMC Experiments session. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

The Flying W Ranglers entertaining at the Wednesday evening dinner and gala event. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Dr. Tom Van Doren speaking at the EMC Consultant's Toolkit workshop, Monday Aug. 5, 2013 at the IEEE Symposium on EMC. The workshop was attended by 30 aspiring engineers who were considering a career in consulting. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Twilight photo of the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colo. where the EMC Symposium is being held. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Rohde & Schwarz's new portable site survey system with interchangeable antennas, GPS and mapping on the handheld analyzer. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Shirish Shah of Com-Power explaining company products and services. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Dave Staggs, Colin Brench and Brent DeWitt trying to get an old tube-type EMI receiver working with ten 9V batteries in series and an assortment of other batteries. (Image: Ken Wyatt)

 

Monday, August 5, 2013

2013 IEEE International Symposium on EMC Exhibit Hall

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