EMC Fest Homepage: http://www.emcsociety.org/emcfest
The Southeastern
Michigan IEEE EMC Society Chapter Proudly Presents
EMC Fest '2009
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May 21, 2009
"Practical EMC Measurement Techniques"
Location (see map below): Canton Summit on the Park, Canton, Michigan
46000 Summit
Parkway
Canton, Michigan 48188
(734) 394-5480
EMC FEST 2009 REGISTRATION LINK
Featuring
Industry renowned speaker:
Lee Hill
At
The Canton Summit on the
Park
Program Overview:
Preliminary
Agenda
1) Ferrites for EMI
control in PCBs and cable assemblies
This presentation
discusses how to distinguish and
choose ferrites for optimum noise suppression in a particular application.
Specific topics include Q,
bias, resonance, material, and construction.
2) Specialized
measurement techniques Part 1
Lee will bring a
variety of test equipment and components including a spectrum analyzer,
oscilloscope, directional couplers, current probes, LISN, etc to demonstrate the characterization of passive RF components
such as cables, adapters and antennas.
3) How to make a PCB a great noise source and fail
emissions testing
In order to build a noisy but simple PCB for demonstrating
EMI measurements, Lee will discuss common EMC
design mistakes as well as good design practices based on university EMC design research. The PCB he designed will
be analyzed and demonstrated.
4) Specialized
measurement techniques Part 2
Unusual
troubleshooting techniques will be demonstrated using the spectrum analyzer, oscilloscope,
current probes, and near-field probes. Some of the techniques to be discussed are adaptable to
emissions, immunity, and self-interference problem solving
The IEEE EMCFest
2009 speaker information:

Lee Hill
Biography
Lee Hill is Founding Partner
of SILENT, an independent electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
and RF design firm established in 1992 that specializes in design for EMC, EMC
troubleshooting, & RF design and training. Lee received the Master of
Science Degree in Electrical Engineering & Electromagnetics from the
University of Missouri-Rolla, now Missouri University of Science &
Technology (MST).
Lee has over twenty years of
experience in the EMC design and
retrofit of complex electronic systems. He has been teaching short
courses on EMC design and
troubleshooting for fifteen years. Lee consults and teaches worldwide,
and has presented classes in Taiwan, Singapore, Mexico, Norway, Canada, South
Korea, France, and United Kingdom. He is also a regular EMC course instructor
for Oxford University (England), Freescale Semiconductor,
and General Motors University.
Lee holds a US patent for EMI control in portable electronics, and provides
expert witness services for patent litigation.
In 1994 he was appointed to serve a two year term as an IEEE EMC Society Distinguished Lecturer and served as
chair of the DL Program from 1999-2006. Lee is a recent member of the
IEEE EMC Society Board of Directors (2004-2007), and is a member of Technical
Committee TC-10 on Signal Integrity. He currently chairs the EMC Society's Awards Committee.
May 21,
2009 Schedule
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7:30
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REGISTRATION AND
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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8:30
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1
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Ferrites for EMI control in PCBs and cable assemblies
How to choose ferrites for optimum
noise suppression in a particular application. Specific topics include Q, bias, resonance, material, and
construction.
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10:00
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BREAK &
Exhibits
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10:30
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2
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Specialized measurement techniques Part 1
Lee will
demonstrate the characterization of passive RF components such as cables,
adapters and antennas
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12:00
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LUNCH**
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1:00
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3
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How to make a
PCB a great noise source and fail emissions testing
Common EMC design mistakes as well as good design
practices based on university EMC
design research.
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2:30
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BREAK &
Exhibits
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3:00
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4
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Specialized measurement techniques Part 2
Unusual
troubleshooting techniques will be demonstrated using common tools.
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4:30
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Ice Cream Social
Reception
Door Prizes
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5:30
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End
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Note: The scheduled times may be subject to change without advance notice.
Participants can earn 0.6 Continuing
Education Units or 6 Professional Development Hours from the IEEE, if they
have an engineering background for just an extra 15 dollars. Just pick CEU Certificate $15 from the drop down materials
menu on the registration page.
After EMC Fest, you will be sent an
email with info detailing the CEUs you have earned, as well as a printable PDF
certificate.
** **Lunch will be penne pasta with marinara, roasted herb
chicken, roast top sirloin, garden
salad, fresh seasonal vegetables, roasted garlic redskins, coffee, tea, decaf,
rolls, butter and assorted desserts.
Bookmark this page and
check back here again for updates.
Tabletop exhibits will be open during registration,
lunch, all breaks, and the reception. Access to
tabletop displays is available
during the sessions, but the displays may not be manned during those times.
Hotel Information
Comfort
Inn – Plymouth Clock Tower is offering reduced room rates for reservations.
IEEE Special Room rates of $68 are available (single or double occupancy), plus
tax which includes free in-room internet, continental breakfast and local
calls. There are a LIMITED
number of hotel rooms at this price. You must mention "IEEE EMC Fest" to get
this special rate and reserve your room by April 29th. After which rooms and rates are subject to availability. The Comfort Inn Plymouth
is located 16 miles from Detroit
Metropolitan Airport.
Contact Jennifer
Mackenzie at 734-455-8100 to make
arrangements. Airport shuttle is NOT available through the hotel.
Extended
Stay America Hotel in Canton is
offering reduced room rates for reservations. IEEE Special Room rates of $59.99
are available (queen size bed), plus tax. Internet is an additional $4.99
per stay. There are a LIMITED
number of hotel rooms at this price. You must mention "IEEE EMC Fest" to get
this special rate and reserve your room by May 13th. After which rooms and rates are subject to availability. The Canton
Extended Stay Hotel is located 14 miles from Detroit Metropolitan
Airport. From I-275
take exit #25 (Ford Road/Mi-153 ) West. Travel approximately 1/4 of a mile to Haggerty Road. Turn left on Haggerty Road and
proceed approximately 1/4 of a mile. Extended Stay America will be on the left
at 2000 Haggerty Road.
Contact Cathy to make arrangements. Airport shuttle is NOT
available through the hotel.
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FEE SCHEDULE
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Registered Before May 1st
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$25
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Registered after may 1st and at the door:
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$50
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Non IEEE Member Additional Charge:
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$25
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Full -time IEEE University Students
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$10
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Retired / Unemployed IEEE Members
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$10
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CEU Certificate
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$15
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EMC Fest Record CD ROM, with advance
registration:
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Free
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Extra copy CD ROM
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$25
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NO
REFUNDS AFTER May 1st.
**Web
Registration Closes at Noon EDT on 5/18/2009
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EMC FEST 2009 REGISTRATION LINK
IEEE EMCFest Committee
Committee Chair
Kimball Williams
Denso International America
Inc
248-372-8074
kimball@emcsociety.org
Vendor Exhibits
& Dinner
Robert Kado
Chrysler
248-576-6915
rob@emcsociety.org
Registrations & Website
Scott Lytle
Yazaki North America
6800 N. Haggerty Road
Canton,
Michigan 48187
734-983-6012
scott@emcsociety.org
Glenn Ungarten
EMC Consultant
248-892-0675
glen@emcsociety.org
Treasurer
Matt Feusse
Yazaki North America
6800 N. Haggerty Road
Canton,
Michigan 48187
734-983-6004
matt@emcsociety.org
CD ROMs
Keith Frazier
Ford Motor Company
keith@emcsociety.org
Technical Program
Suriano Solutions
248-852-4323
candace@emcsociety.org
Available
at EMC Fest only. Advance registrants receive one
free copy at EMC Fest.
The registration fee
includes one copy of the EMC Fest CD
ROM, continental breakfast, lunch, and reception. The organizing committee
reserves the right to substitute
speakers, restrict size, or to
cancel the EMC Fest. In the event EMC Fest is canceled by the organizing
committee, registration fees will be fully refunded. Individuals that cancel
their registration prior to May 1
will receive a full refund. No refunds will be made to
individuals who cancel their registration after May 1. Attendance is
limited. Registration will be confirmed on a first come, first served basis.
Registrations must register
online by using the on line EMC FEST 2009 REGISTRATION FORM
Registrar
IEEE EMC Fest '2009
c/o Scott Lytle
Yazaki North America
6800 N. Haggerty Road
Canton,
MI 48187
Sponsored by the Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the IEEE Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) Society.
http://www.emcsociety.org
EMC Fest Webmaster: scott@emcsociety.org

