Everyone

 

Our final EMC Chapter meeting of the year is on 16 December in central
London.

 

Members and non-members alike are invited to this free event.  Please note
the requirement to register in advance.

 

Best wishes

 

Brian Jones

EMC Consultant

EMC Chapter Chair 2015

 

 

 

 

IEEE Event Notice
    
The IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society UK and Ireland Chapter
invites you to attend the forthcoming technical meeting on various topics.

To be held at:  

University of Westminster

115 New Cavendish Street
London W1W 6UW

 

 <http://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/visit-us/directions/cavendish>
http://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/visit-us/directions/cavendish 

 

On Wednesday 16th December 2015

 

at 13.30

 

The meeting is open to all and free of charge, but please note the
requirement to register in advance (see below).

 

The EMC Chapter Annual General Meeting will be held at the same venue in the
morning, see details below the technical meeting information.


Meeting location:  Room C3.05  

 

 

Technical Meeting Agenda

 


13:30 - 13:35

Welcome - Brian Jones, EMC Chapter Chair


13.35 - 14.10

Developments in EMC Standards - John Woodgate


14.10 - 14.45

Electromagnetic Aspects of Safety - James Daniels


14.45 - 15.10

Coffee Break


15.10 - 16.00

Interference Control in Audio Systems - Anthony Waldron


16.00 - 16.30

Art Appreciation for Engineers - Prof. Alistair Duffy


16.30

Formal meeting ends


16.45

Networking/social meeting in a traditional London Pub: The King & Queen, 1
Foley Street, W1W 6DL, less than 1 minute from the University of Westminster
and 5 minutes from Goodge Street tube.
<http://www.thekingandqueenpub.com/the-pub.html>
http://www.thekingandqueenpub.com/the-pub.html 

 




 

Papers abstracts

Developments in EMC Standards - John Woodgate

John will describe changes in EMC standards in 2015.

Electromagnetic Aspects of Safety

The EMC Directive only considers 'functionality' within its scope. However
it is widely known and accepted the EM phenomena can have an effect on
safety. This talk will highlight how EM safety assessments are mandated and
what manufacturers should consider as part of product compliance with
references to both the LVD and Machinery directives.

Interference Control in Audio Systems - Anthony Waldron

Anthony will present his latest thinking on the subject.

Art appreciation for engineers - Alistair Duffy

No, your committee cannot predict the content of this presentation either!

Alistair will give us a light-hearted presentation in his inimitable style.


Information on speakers

John Woodgate

John Woodgate was awarded the Bachelor of Science (Engineering) degree of
London University. He is a Chartered Engineer, a Member of the Institution
of Engineering and Technology, a Member of the Institute of Acoustics, an
Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Sound and Communications Engineers, a
Senior Member of IEEE and a Fellow of the Audio Engineering Society.

He is at present Chairman of the British Standards technical committee
dealing with multimedia equipment and systems. He is a member of BSI
committees on EMC and electroacoustics, a past Chairman of the Audio
Engineering Society British Section and vice-chair of AES Standards
Sub-committee SC-05 He has made major contributions to important
international standards including IEC 60118-4, IEC 62489-1 and IEC 62489-2,
all concerning hearing loop equipment and systems (AFILS).

James Daniels, ESQ Consultant, Element

James has many years of experience in helping manufacturers understand and
meet their obligations regarding product compliance and CE marking;
following several years working as Technical Manager for an EMC filter
manufacturer, James held the position of Technical Director at a CE marking
test and consultancy company, where he led a team that provided expert
advice, training and testing services to a wide range of companies in
regards to the majority of CE marking directives. James is now working for
Element Materials Technology as their Early Stage Qualification consultant,
continuing to provide guidance to manufacturers in regards to CE marking and
global certification.

Anthony Waldron

Anthony Waldron's interest in interference control developed during the
1980s while working as Head of Sound at the Royal National Theatre. The
close association of analogue audio electronics and the computer control
systems necessary for theatre production produced interference problems that
could not be solved using the accepted audio engineering design techniques.
After specifying new audio control systems for the Royal National Theatre,
the manufacturing company - CADAC Electronics - employed him as Technical
Manager. 

Since 1994, he has specialized in design techniques for obtaining EMC
compliance for audio equipment, working closely with customers and system
integrators to help them get the best performance from the company's
products and from other system components that they need to work with. He
now runs an EMC consultancy, specializing in audio equipment and systems.

Professor Alistair Duffy BEng(Hons), MEng, MBA, PhD, CEng, FIET, IEEE Fellow


Alistair Duffy is a Fellow of the IEEE and a past Distinguished Lecturer.
His interests are in numerical electromagnetics, measurements and the
cross-validation of both of these.  He is Professor of Electromagnetics at
De Montfort University, Leicester.


The event is an open meeting, with all welcome.  There is no charge for
attendance. 

If you plan to attend you need to register by informing: Brian Jones

Email:  <mailto:e...@brianjones.co.uk> e...@brianjones.co.uk  

 

For registration you will need to provide: 

Name,

Company, (if applicable)

Whether attending the Technical Meeting, the Annual General Meeting, or both

 

 

View the location details, map and information available at:  

 <http://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/visit-us/directions/cavendish>
http://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/visit-us/directions/cavendish 

 

There is no on-site car parking.  Public transport is strongly recommended.

 

We look forward to seeing you on the day. 

 

 

Agenda for the Annual General Meeting (also in Room C3.05)

 


10.30

Welcome


 

Apologies for absence


 

Minutes of the AGM December 2014


 

Matters arising, not otherwise on the agenda


 

Chairman's report


 

Treasurer's report


 

Review of 2015 events


 

Plans for 2016


 

Membership


 

Any other business


 

Election of Officers for 2016


12.30 (latest)

Close

 

Note:  IEEE AGMs are open meetings with all attending the afternoon
technical event invited to attend

 

Organised by the Chapter Officers and Committee 

 

Committee membership as from 1st Jan 2015, determined at the last EMC
Society UK and Ireland Chapter AGM on 10th December 2014:

 


Brian Jones, Chair

 


Roy Ediss, Vice Chair

 


Paul Vertannes, Secretary

 


Roy Ediss, Treasurer, Events Coordinator

 


Brian Jones, Presentation & Speaker Coordinator

 


Alan Warner, Membership Secretary, External liaison

 


Nick Hooper, Membership Development Officer

 


Other committee members 

Hoon Siew

 

 

 


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