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Sheet-Type Electromagnetic Noise-Absorbing Material & Technology Jung-Ju
Suh, Ph.D, Sr. Engr Thursday, April 12, 2007 NEW Location: We will meet at the Radisson North Denver Graystone Castle (83 East 120th Ave, Thornton, CO 80233). The hotel is just East of I-25 on the 120th Ave exit. Unfortunately, our normal meeting location at the library was already booked for this evening. Hors D'oeuvres Social: Because the normal library room was unavailable, 3M volunteered to pay not only for the meeting location but also for hors d'oeuvres for the chapter. Do plan to be there for the Social. The hors d'oevres will include cheese & sausage display, pork & shrimp eggrolls, baked artichoke dip, chicken satay with cucumber relish, dessert, coffee and iced tea. Abstract:
New electromagnetic absorbing products can provide a simple solution for
reducing unwanted RF noise. This sheet-type absorbing product is a
composite material with magnetic particles embedded in a polymer. It has
good noise attenuation performance from hundreds of MHz to several GHz.
These products, with their unique electromagnetic characteristics and
flexible means of installation, have already been used in many
applications and electronic systems. This seminar will cover the technical
background of absorbing materials and evaluation methods. Typical
application examples, where sheet-type absorbers can be used in the
electronic industry, will be presented. Biography: Jung-Ju Suh, Ph.D., is a senior engineer in the Electrical Markets Division of 3M Korea. Currently, he works in product development on EMC materials. In 2000 he received his doctorial degree in material science engineering from Sungkyunkwan University in Korea, where he specialized in soft magnetic materials such as ferrites. Prior to joining 3M in 2005, he was employed as a product development engineer at ISU, Inc., developing new EMC materials. |