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The Southeastern Michigan 2004 IEEE Spring Section Conference will be held on Wednesday, March 24, 2004.
The event will be held at bps Training and Conference Center
To register for this event, please submit the online Registration form - Pick "Chapter VIII - EMC" from the registration form menu. The technical presentation is FREE, however, if you would like to stay for dinner there is a charge.
There will be ~seven concurrent technical presentations of interest to electrical engineers to choose from.
For more information on the IEEE Section Meeting, please visit the webpage at https://www.ieee-sem.org/?q=node/view/59
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Schedule of Events 5:00 - Registration Begins 5:45 - Chapter Presentations begin 6:45 - Break / Student Exhibit time 7:15 - Dinner 8:15 - Keynote Address 9:00 - End
The Chapter Presentation is a FREE event. There is a charge for the dinner.
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Synopsis of Presentation
Abstract:
International Automotive Transient Immunity Standards
The basic international standard used by the automotive community to specify transient immunity performance of electronic devices on board a vehicle is ISO 7637. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) released Edition 1 of ISO 7637 in 1990. Edition 1 was technically revised and published as a draft international standard, ISO DIS 7637, on March 20, 2003 pending member approval. Most of the European and American auto manufacturers have adopted portions of ISO 7637 for their own EMC test specifications. This seminar will review the transient immunity requirements in ISO 7637 and compare the changes in the new draft to the original 1990 edition of the standard. In addition, we will compare the auto manufacturers standards, SAE J1113-11 and the Japanese JASO D001-94 standard to ISO 7637 as related to transient immunity requirements. As a result, the attendees will be able to determine if they are prepared to meet current and future transient immunity requirements from a testing standpoint.
Biographical Sketch
Thomas C. Moyer graduated from Drexel University in Philadelphia with a BSEE
degree. He has worked for Ford Motor Company designing automotive electronics
systems and for Ametek U. S. Gauge designing aircraft engine instruments.
More recently, he has been a sales engineer and regional sales manager. He
joined Amplifier Research in 1996 as a product line marketing specialist
The IEEE Southeastern Michigan EMC Homepage is https://www.emcsociety.org