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Central New England IEEE EMC Society meeting on December 8, 1999 - at Franklin, EMI Chamber Note: EMC Corp. staff will conduct a tour of the new 10-meter semi-anechoic Chamber between 5pm and 7pm prior to the technical presentation. See directions below. Technical Presentation Antennas are a key part of the EMC engineers life and yet much about them is often not fully understood. Many of the differences between different test facilities can be traced to antenna issues. Understanding antenna behavior during real measurements, site attenuation measurements and calibration, sheds significant light on the discrepancies. To close this discussion the design of an antenna, which was prepared for ANSI, will be explained in some detail. Colin E. Brench is a senior member of the technical staff at Compaq Computer Corporation, formerly Digital Equipment Corporation. His responsibilities include the EMC design of high performance Alpha based server products and the development and application of computational electromagnetics for EMC design. In this role he is closely involved with the EMC issues of many system component parts from the microprocessor to the full system level. He has presented numerous papers at IEEE EMC and ACES conferences on a variety of EMC topics and is a co-author of the "EMI/EMC Computational Modeling Handbook". His EMC community activities include membership of IEEE EMCS TC-9 computational electromagnetics technical committee, ANSI C 63 SC-1, and the IEEE EMC Society. He has been granted six patents for various means of EMI control and has others pending. Colin is a NARTE certified EMC Engineer. This meeting of the EMC Chapter will be held at 7:00PM on Wednesday December 8,1999 at the EMC Corporation, 50 Constitution Boulevard, Franklin Industrial Park, Franklin, MA. EMC Corp. personnel will conduct a tour of the new 10-meter semi-anechoic state-of- the-art Chamber at this Facility. The tour will be conducted from 5:00-7:00PM, and refreshments will be available for the convenience of those individuals attending. The technical presentation will commence at 7:00PM. Directions: >From the South take rt. 495 exit 16, turn left onto King Street. Proceed West under Rte. 495 overpass, turn left on Upper Union Street (less than 50 yards from Rte.495). Then, turn right on Constitution Boulevard (after about 25 yards) and the EMC Corp. facility is the large blue building on the left. >From the North take rt. 495 exit 16, merge right onto King Street, take first left and follow the same directions as given previously. Once on Constitution Blvd., pass a Day Care center on your left and turn left onto the EMC parking lot. The location of the Chamber is a smaller building adjacent to a tall white water tower on the left side of the EMC Corp. blue building. Parking should be on the Company parking lot, close to the Chamber building. Directions are illustrated on the web site: http://www.emc.com/overview/facilities/franklin.htm It is requested that individuals planning to attend the tour and technical presentation, reserve a seat for the event by contacting Boris Shusterman either by e-mail:[email protected] or by telephone at (508) 435-2075 ext.77517 (voice mail if unavailable) Boris Shusterman EMC Corp. (508) 435-2075 ext. 77517 E-mail: [email protected] --------- This message is coming from the emc-pstc discussion list. To cancel your subscription, send mail to [email protected] with the single line: "unsubscribe emc-pstc" (without the quotes). For help, send mail to [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], or [email protected] (the list administrators).
