Meeting
Notice
The Southeastern Michigan
IEEE EMC Society presents:
“Simple Analog
Filtering”
Presentation Part 1
Presentation Part 2
Tom Holmes
Candace R. Suriano
John R. Suriano
Vino Pathmanathan
Date: January 21, 2010
Time: 5:30 PM
Location:
Fairlane
Campus - U of M Dearborn (Map Code FCN)
University of Michigan
School of Management
Fairlane Center
19000 Hubbard Drive
Dearborn , MI 48126
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5:30 – 6:00
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Michigan
6:00 – 8:00 Presentation
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Abstract:
Simple Analog Filtering
Simple Analog Filtering with Demonstrations
is a great refresher on the art of simple analog filtering. Analog filtering is a powerful tool used in
the practice of Electromagnetic Compatibility.
In digital filtering the pole and zero positions are determined and then
the filter is synthesized. Simple analog
filtering involves adding capacitors and chokes in various configurations to
obtain the desired filter. An analog
filter changes its characteristics with frequency. A choke or capacitor could act as an inductor
or capacitor depending on the frequency of interest. Join us for Simple Analog
Filtering with Demonstrations.
Topics
Covered:
1) Line to
line filtering
2) Low pass
filtering
3) Insertion
loss
4)
S-parameters
5) Chokes
Tom Holmes Bio:
Tom Holmes
is a graduate of Kettering University/GMI, and was recently an RF &
Microwave Applications Engineer for Agilent Technologies. Prior to that he was supervisor
of the Electronic Validation Testing Lab and
Candace R. Suriano Bio:
CANDACE R. SURIANO received her doctorate in Electrical
Engineering in 2003 from the
John R. Suriano Bio:
JOHN R. SURIANO received his doctorate in Electrical Engineering
in 1992 from
Vino Pathmanathan Bio:
Vino Pathmanathan received his BSEE in 1994 and his
MSEE in 1996 from
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