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The Southeastern Michigan Fall 2002 IEEE Section Meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 23, 2002.
The event will be held at Lawrence Tech University (LTU) in Southfield, Michigan.
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Schedule of Events 5:30 - Registration 5:45 - Chapter Presentations begin 6:45 - Break / Student Exhibit time 7:15 - Dinner 8:15 - Keynote Address 9:00 - End
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Synopsis of Presentation on Site Requirements > 1 GHz
Abstract:
This is a summary of recent efforts conducted under the auspices of the
American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accredited Standards Committee
C63, Sub-Committee 1, working group 1-13.2. The main purpose of this group
is to assess the applicability of low-frequency site qualification methodologies,
prescribed in current domestic and international standards (e.g. CISPR, ANSI)
to frequencies above 1 GHz. A new measurement procedure, which uses presently
available equipment and should fully evaluate all types of facilities, has
been derived. Conceptually, this procedure is a rotational pattern comparison
of an antenna in a reference site to the same antenna in a test site.
Biographical Sketch
Michael J. Windler is an Associate Manager responsible for the operation of
the EMC laboratory of Underwriters Laboratories Inc. in Northbrook IL where
he has worked since 1985. The Northbrook laboratory provides comprehensive
EMC measurement services to a wide range of customers from industrial equipment
to appliances to international requirements. Mike has a BSEE, 1985, from the
University of Wisconsin, an MBA, 1995, from Northwestern University and is
a licensed Professional Engineer.
Mike has been a member of the IEEE for 20 years and is a member of the American
National Standards Institute Accredited Standards Committee C63. In addition
Mike is the Vice Chair of Sub-committee 1 on measurement techniques and methods,
chairman of the Finance Committee and a member of sub-committee 6 on laboratory
accreditation. Mike is the chairman of working group 1-13.2 on requirements
for sites operating above 1 GHz and has been one of the principle researchers
in this area. Mike was also a principle researcher in the development of correction
factors for biconical antennas under working group 1-15.6 and working with
the ITE industry members on a working group addressing the absorbing clamp
issues associated with the new CISPR 22 requirements. Mike is currently co-authoring
the ANSI C63 standard on measurement uncertainty. Mike has published technical
articles on EMC measurement issues and given presentations on EMC related
issues at the IEEE EMC Symposiums, EMC Europe (Zurich), NEBS Symposiums and
numerous EMC Society Chapters. Mike has been awarded Underwriters Laboratories
Professional Engineer award three times.
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