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Welcome to the Southeastern Michigan IEEE EMC Society Website!  

The purpose of this site is to provide our local EMC engineers and technicians with information related to the Southeastern Michigan IEEE EMC Chapter.  Please bookmark this page for future reference, and especially look to this site for news related to the EMC community.

NEW:   EMC-BAY - used EMC test equipment for sale or trade.

            eMC FEST 2012

Upcoming Meetings:

May 16, 2102 - Todd Hubing - EMC Fest 2012 - Canton Summit on the Park

June 21, 2012 - Cyrous Rostamzadeh - Ford CS-2009 Radiated Emissions test techniques.

July 19, 2012 - Jerry Meyerhoff  - What's the resonant frequency of a Truck? - U of M Dearborn

August 5 - 10, 2012 - EMC Symposium - Pittsburgh, PA

September 20, 2012 -  FFT measurement techniques used in EMI receivers - Jens Medler R&S - U of M Dearborn  **Tentative Only**

October - TBD

November 14, 2012 - Fall Section Meeting  Ed Hare ARRL and Real World EMC Problems

December - TBD

Proposed Topics for future meetings

Congratulations to Matthew R. Feusse for Receiving the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Outstanding Chapter Involvement Award!"
 

Matthew Feusse is the recipient of the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Outstanding Chapter Involvement Award for contributions and unselfish service in exercising fiduciary responsibility as Treasurer of Chapter VIII of the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Society.  Matt will receive award at the Spring Section Conference.
 

Biographical Statement

Matthew Feusse received the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degrees in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University.  He is an iNARTE Certified EMC Engineer and a Project Leader with Yazaki North America Inc., in Canton, MI.
 

Congratulations to Poul Andersen for Receiving the
 Region 4 Outstanding Professional Award!

"Poul Anderson is the recipient of both the Region 4 Outstanding Professional and IEEE Southeastern Michigan Outstanding Professional Awards in recognition for his many contributions to the development of automotive EMC test methods and standards.  The IEEE Southeastern Michigan Outstanding Professional Award was presented at the 41st Annual Gold Award Banquet on February 23^rd at the The Dearborn Inn Marriott.  The Region 4  IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section Award will be presented on April 10th at the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section Conference which will be held at the Fairlane Center of University of Michigan - Dearborn."

 Biographical Statement

Poul Andersen is an IEEE Senior Life Member and received a BSEE Degree from Wayne State University. He was Senior Engineering Specialist with Chrysler Corporation and was responsible for the development of both the EMC test capability and the current International and SAE Automotive EMC Standards. Poul is named in eight patents relating to vehicular electrical system and has presented several papers at IEEE EMC Symposia, SAE Workshops and other venues.

EMC Society Award Nominations

Please contact Jim Woodyard, Awards Director Chair, woodyard@wayne.edu 

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