2007 ieee international symposium on electromagnetic compatibility

54EMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAMEXHIBITORSYou are invited to take part in the <strong>2007</strong> IEEE InternationalSymposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility from 8-13 Julyat the Hawai‘i Convention Center. This <strong>symposium</strong> is yourgateway to the emerging and dynamic markets in the Pacific Rim.We are expecting record attendance at this <strong>symposium</strong> for several reasons:• The technical program is targeting engineers new to EMC in thePacific Rim where much EMC design work has in recent years beenoff-shored. They need the level of education that our <strong>symposium</strong>provides, the access to our industry experts, and the products andservices our exhibitors’ offer.• The technical program features a record number of papers, specialsessions, workshops, and tutorials. This response by authors hasexceeded our expectations!• It’s the 50th anniversary of the founding of the EMC Society; manywill want to attend to join in the unique celebrations planned.• The vacation destination appeals to engineers and their families whowill want to combine business and pleasure.• Hawai’i is currently not that expensive, relatively speaking, for non-UScitizens whose currency goes further than US dollars these days. With ourassistance in travel planning and obtaining visas, travel to Hawai’i hasnever been easier or more affordable for European and Asian engineers.• We’ve learned the tools to effectively cross-market EMC Societytechnical activity within its related IEEE Societies, such asMicrowave Theory and Techniques, Vehicular Technology,Instrumentation and Measurements, Antennas and Propagation, andthe like. We will reach new engineers who have a common interestin EMC and promote their attendance at our <strong>symposium</strong>Join us in Hawai’i where “East Meets West” for Education,Networking and Celebration. Remember, this anniversary <strong>symposium</strong>was 50 years in the making! For more information, visitthe EMC <strong>2007</strong> Symposium web site at www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org.CONNECTION PROGRAM (“PATRON PROGRAM”)Go beyond just being an exhibitor at the <strong>2007</strong> IEEE InternationalSymposium on EMC. Take advantage of our Participant ConnectionProgram to let our participants know that you’re there and you care.The program provides numerous opportunities for high-visibilitymarketing to the participants at the <strong>symposium</strong>. In addition, we willrecognize those that take significant advantage of this opportunity toconnect by having four levels of awards with corresponding announcementsof appreciation for our outstanding benefactors.Promotional opportunities are available for all marketing budgets,including:Refrehment Break SponorsTuesday Welcome Reception SponsorsPocket Guide SponsorShaved Hawaiian Ice CartsExhibit Hall BingoOverhead Aisle Banner SignageConvention Bus SignageProduct Application Pavilion PatronInternet AccessPaper Print StationsSpeaker GiftsFinal Program AdsFor More Information:Sue KingstonPhone: (310) 937-1006Cell: (310) 699-2609Email: s.kingston@<strong>ieee</strong>.orgATTENTION SYMPOSIUM ATTENDEES!VISIT THE EXHIBIT HALL AT EMC <strong>2007</strong> WHERE YOU’LL FIND:World Class EMC Exhibits – Learning and Career OpportunitiesYou’ll see large and small exhibits showcasing the latest developmentsin EMC products and services, staffed by friendly and knowledge people.You can also learn about related EMC organizations that can helpyou further your career including the IEEE EMC Society, NARTE,VCCI, American Association for Lab Accreditation/A2LA, AmericanTCB and NVLAP booths, to name a few. Get involved in EMC standardsand visit the IEEE EMC Society and American National StandardsInstitute (ANSI) C63 TM booths. Expand your horizons by dropping bythe booths of EMC trade publications, including Conformity Magazine,Microwave Journal, ITEM Publications, Test and Measurement World,and Webcom Communications, to name a few. Wear comfortable walkingshoes to navigate over 100,000 sq. ft. of the exhibit hall.Product Application PavilionsDrop in on these informal presentations led by EMC exhibitors whereyou’ll learn how to use a product, the nuances of instrumentation, andmore. These sessions are designed to show you how to maximize theuse of available equipment and techniques so you can do your jobmore confidently and efficiently.EMC MuseumAs part of the 50th Anniversary of the EMC Society, this display featuringitems from the EMC Society archives and exhibitors will showyou where we’ve been and just how far we’ve come in the science ofEMC. From historic Stoddart receivers, to a collection of IEEE EMCSymposium proceedings covers, you’ll be fascinated by today’s connectionto the last 50 years of the EMC Society. Ken Javor, a notedEMC technical expert, will also be giving live demonstrations of olderEMI receivers and connecting their development with the developmentof EMI standards, both military and commercial. Also, in thisarea, Jerry Ramie will personally review the “History of the EMCSociety”, the power point presentation you’ve been hearing about.Jerry has been working on this for several years; come see the fabulousresults of his efforts!Demonstrations and ExperimentsSeveral software and hardware demonstrations will be scheduled in theexhibit hall showing important EMC concepts and covering a widerange of elctromagnetic effects. These informal, practical sessions arealways very well attended! See www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org for the schedule ofdemonstrations and experiments along with their topic titles.And, last but not least, come for the FOOD CONCESSIONS,BREAK AREAS, REFRESHMENTS, WIRED AND WIREDINTERNET ACCESS, RESTROOMS, and more…©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org