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48EMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAMElectromagnetic Bandgap Structures for EMI/EMC ApplicationsFormat: Half-day TutorialChair: Omar Ramahi, University of Waterloo, CanadaAbstractWe will discuss the theoretical background behind ElectromagneticBandgap structures with the intention to dispel any myths that preventthe common EMI/EMC practitioner from using this simple yethighly effective technology. We will discuss design rules and presentsimulation technique that assist the designer in extracting the fullpotential of EBG structures.Planned Topics• Electromagnetic Bandgap: Concept and Background• Planar and non-planar EBG structures• EBG for noise mitigation in boards• EBG for noise mitigation in packages• EBG for noise reduction of coupling between system components• EBG: Design and SimulationPlanned Speakers1. Omar M. Ramahi, University of Waterloo, Canada2. Madhavan Swaminathan, Georgia Institute of Technology, GeorgiaEMC in Modern Defense SystemsFormat: Half-day TutorialChair: Eli Recht, EL-OP Industry, IsraelAbstractThe EMC in defense systems has made major developments in recentyears because of more sophisticated systems, high speed digital technology,developing advanced RF and electro optic sensors, and veryhigh sensitivity systems together with harsh electromagnetic environment.This tutorial will describe the EMC design in moderndefense platforms – airborne, ground, naval, and space. The tutorialwill concentrate on various EMC design methodology and techniquesfrom component level to system and platform level.Planned Speakers1. Eli Recht, EL-OP Industry, Israel2. Vidi Bar-Natan, EL-OP Industry, IsraelInternational Advances in Site Validation Techniques andRelated Activity Above 1 GHzFormat: Half-day TutorialChairs:Janet O’Neil, ETS-Lindgren, Seattle, WashingtonDr. Vince Rodriguez, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TexasAbstractFor some time now, the American National Standards Institute(ANSI) Accredited Subcommittee (ASC) C63 (ElectromagneticCompatibility) has had a working group in place tasked with developingnew procedures for validating EMC test sites above 1 GHz.IEC/CISPR is addressing this topic as well as other associated topicssuch as measurement methods and test instrumentation in this frequencyrange. This tutorial is intended to bring a number of contributorstogether to detail the progress to date and look at optionsavailable for EMC testing at higher frequencies in the future. Thistutorial will provide an introduction to the validation techniquesthat are likely to be required in the near future, as well as discussionof the difficulties likely to be faced, and will include the status ofassociated test instrumentation and measurement methods above 1GHz. It is an ideal opportunity for attendees to obtain valuable informationabout upcoming requirements in an informal atmosphere.Planned Topics and Speakers1. EMC International Standards Update On Measurement, TestInstrumentation and Site Validation Associated WithRadiated Emission Application Above 1 GHz, IncludingRelated Activity in ANSI ASC C63, and IEC/CISPRDon Heirman, Don HEIRMAN Consultants, New Jersey2. Site Qualification above 1 GHz: A comparison of the CISPRSite Method and the ANSI Time-Domain MethodMike Windler, Underwriters Laboratories Inc., Illinois3. Absorber Placement Requirements, Including a Summary ofSpecific CISPR/A Activity in this AreaWerner Schaefer, Cisco, San Jose, California4. Antenna Characteristics Above 1 GHz, Including a Review ofAntenna Theory and the Importance of Pattern InformationVince Rodriguez, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, Texas5. Site Validation Above 1 GHz in Europe: Antenna Applicationsand Chamber ImpactAlexander Kriz, Austrian Research Centers (ARC) GmbH, AustriaDesign and Modeling Methods for Power IntegrityFormat: Half-day TutorialChair: Madhavan Swaminathan, Georgia Institute of Technology,GeorgiaAbstractThe focus of this tutorial is on the design of advanced packages andsystems with respect to signal integrity and power integrity. Theemphasis will be on modeling and simulation methods for powerdelivery networks in semiconductor systems.Planned Topics• Trends in multi-core processors• Target impedance• Frequency range addressed by chip, package and board• Chip – package resonance• Embedded decoupling in package• EMI issues with embedded communication devices• Electronic bandgap (EBG) structures• High-frequency materials characterization• Frequency and time domain methods for modeling chip, packageand board• Modeling of non-ideal planes• Modal decomposition• Stability, passivity and causality• Accurate modeling and simulation methods• Linear and non-linear macro-modeling methods• Applications such as multi-core processors, cellular, WLAN and ADC• Near field and far field radiationPlanned Speakers1. Dr. Ege Engin, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia2. Madhavan Swaminathan, Georgia Institute of Technology, GeorgiaExperiences in Crafting EMC StandardsFormat: Half-day TutorialChair: Qiubo Ye, IEEE EMC Society SETCom, CommunicationsResearch Centre, Canada©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org
EMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAM 49AbstractThis half-day tutorial aims to providing opportunities for those whowould like to learn EMC standards. General knowledge will be givenon the following standards for: methods of measurement of radio frequencypower-line interference filter in the range of 100 Hz to 10GHz, the broadband over power line, the assessment of human exposureto radio frequency electromagnetic fields from portable wirelessdevices, and next generation wireless and spectrum management.Planned Topics and Speakers1. A Tutorial on IEEE Standard 1560Kermit Phipps, EPRI PEAC Corporation, Knoxville, Tennessee2. Introduction to the BPL StandardsEd Hare, W1RFI, ARRL Laboratory, Newington, Connecticut3. IEEE Standards for the Assessment of Human Exposure to RadioFrequency Electromagnetic Fields from Portable Wireless DevicesMark Douglas, Motorola Labs, Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaWolfgang Kainz, Food and Drug Administration, Rockville,Maryland4. A Tutorial on IEEE Standard 1900Stephen Berger, TEM Consulting, Georgetown, Texas5. Standard Technique for the Shielding EffectivenessMeasurement of “Small” Enclosure: the Ongoing ProjectP299.1Maria S. Sarto, University of Rome, "La Sapienza", Italy6. Automotive EMC Standards in Europe and the U. S. A.Huadong Li, EMC Laboratory, Pioneer Automotive Technologies,Inc., Springboro, Ohio7. EMC Standards in ChinaJinliang He, Tsinghua University, Beijing, ChinaSPECIAL TUTORIAL: IEC ACEC EMC Standards TutorialA Conversation with the IEC Advisory Committee on EMCFormat: 90-Minute TutorialChair: Bill Radasky, Metatech Corporation, Goleta, California;Chairman of IEC ACECAbstractCome and hear about the IEC EMC Standards. Worldwide leaders of theIEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) Advisory Committeeon EMC (ACEC) will be holding a 90 minute tutorial on the work andgoals of major IEC EMC standards committees. Not only will you hearwhat is happening but also you will have a chance to meet them andshare your views and get their reactions. This will be a first such eventat our EMC Symposium. We hope you all can come as this will start atthe end of the afternoon workshops/tutorials on the second day of the<strong>symposium</strong>, and will not be in conflict with any parallel activity.NARTE WORKSHOP, EXAMINATION AND EVENTSSCHEDULE AT EMC <strong>2007</strong>NARTE is pleased and privileged to supportthis 50th Anniversary of the IEEEEMC Society at EMC <strong>2007</strong>. Please notethat <strong>2007</strong> is also the 25th Anniversary ofNARTE and we will be having a specialpresentation ceremony for our 25 longeststanding EMC members at the AwardsLuncheon on Thursday, July 12th. Wehope that these long serving memberswill be present in person at this event.Please make a note of the followingimportant dates:Sunday, July 8The NARTE Examinations Preparation Tutorial will be included as apart of “The Fundamentals of EMC” Tutorial. This is a recommendedTutorial for all who plan to take the NARTE CertificationExaminations at the end of EMC <strong>2007</strong>, and all those who plan toattend The Global EMC University. At the Tutorial we will adviseattendees as to the format of the two part examinations, we will discussthe best approach to ensure success and provide some workingexamples of typical exam questions.Tuesday, July 10 to Thursday, July 12NARTE will be at our usual Exhibition Booth each day. We invite allour members and anyone interested in learning more about NARTEand our Certification programs to come and visit us there. We can registeryou for the Saturday examination at our Booth if you have notpreviously registered. We will also have on display, and for purchase,www.narte.orgbooks and CD’s that may be used as StudyGuides for the Examinations.Thursday, July 12NARTE will have a special presentation atthe Awards Luncheon to recognize the 25longest serving members of our EMCCertification Programs.Saturday, July 14The NARTE Certification Examinationswill be held at the Hilton HawaiianVillage Hotel from 8:00 am to 5:00pm.We hope that many who attend theGlobal EMC University lectures duringthe week will validate their knowledge and experience by becominga NARTE Certified Engineer or Technician. This is an ideal timeand place to take the open book Examination element of ourCertification Process. The Exams for EMC Engineer and EMCTechnician will run concurrently. Each is a two-part paper, and eachpart is scheduled to run for four hours with an optional one hourbreak at lunchtime (lunch is on your own). Candidates may bringany reference materials and a PC to the examination room. We donot guarantee to provide wireless Internet access, but it may beused if available.If you are looking for a reason to come to Hawai‘i this year, thensign up for NARTE certification and take the examination atEMC <strong>2007</strong>. Pass or fail, you will be assured of having a greatexperience.©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org
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