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5 meetings
- Title:
- Title 1: Waveguide Cutoff Effect of Vehicular Tunnels Demonstrated with Zero Span Spectrum Analysis; Title 2: Circular Aperture Effect on Radiated Emissions of Electrostatic Discharge Events
- Date:
- September 24th
6:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- Shiley Hall
Portland - Abstract:
Abstract: Zero span spectrum analysis was used to characterize the attenuation of AM and FM signals in a vehicular tunnel and demonstrate that AM signals are attenuated immediately due to waveguide cutoff while FM signals are gradually attenuated due to obstruction or blockage in the tunnel.
Abstract: Waveguide cutoff phenomenon theory and the associated aperture effects on the radiated emissions of Electrostatic Discharges measured during process module assessments are introduced. Characterization of Charge Device Model (CDM) induced events were recorded with an oscilloscope at five voltage levels and three antenna heights with and without an aperture impeding free space propagation. The frequency domain response of ESD events is presented with the aid of real time spectrum analysis.
- Title:
- Industry Applications - Experiences of a Global Electrical Manufacturing Enterprise: The Journey to Become Industry 4.0 Ready
- Date:
- September 25th
5:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- River Park Plaza
Portland - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
The officers of the Oregon/SW Washington Chapter of the Industry Applications Society invite you to join us Wednesday evening, September 25, 2019, for our dinner, meeting and technical presentation. We appreciate the support of all who attend our dinners and presentations. We will be meeting this month at Brown and Caldwell, 6500 SW Macadam, Ave., Suite 200, Portland, OR 97239. This location is easy to access by car from I-5 and parking is FREE. Note that building access is restricted. Attendees will need to phone Jim Cook at 503-349-0970 for access.
The cost will be with the menu to be announced. Please let us know of any dietary restrictions when you register. There is no charge to attend the presentation only. Our IAS Chapter always offers free dinners for local PSU, OSU, George Fox, U of P, OIT and WSUV Electrical Engineering Students who attend our meetings. This is an excellent networking opportunity for students as our meetings are attended by many professionals in consulting, industrial engineering and electrical equipment manufacturing.
- Title:
- IEEE SSCS Oregon Chapter Executive Committee Meeting - September 2019
- Date:
- September 25th
5:30 PM (1 hour) - Location:
- Intel Jones Farm 3 Building (JF3)
Hillsboro - Abstract:
Closed monthly meeting of the IEEE SSCS Oregon Chapter Executive Committee: September 2019
- Title:
- Oregon - 19th Northwest Electronics Design & Manufacturing Expo (NEDME 2019)
- Date:
- October 2nd
8:00 AM (8 hours) - Location:
- 38
Beaverton - Abstract:
19th annual Northwest Electronics Design and Manufacturing Expo (NEDME)
Date: Wednesday October 2nd,
Location: Bldg 38 on Tektronix campus in Beaverton, OR.
Web: www.nedme.com
The expo will bring together 70 exhibitors, 12 technical sessions and two keynote speakers to help you run and grow your business.
Note that the OSU Overclocking team will have a featured exhibit of their supercritical CO2 cooled computer. Visit the IEEE Oregon & ORCNET booth.
This year, NEDME is proud to present keynotes covering two of the most important topics of our time; security and inclusion:
- Amy Keller, of Arrow Electronics will start off this year’s conference by outlining how to build progressive, inclusive teams with the power of better decision making.
- Joe Grand, of Grand Idea Studios will top it off with the afternoon keynote on security and vulnerabilities in today’s products and services.
Featured exhibits include the OSU Overclocking Team.
OSU Overclocking will bring their highest performing machines to NEDME to demonstrate the capabilities of the student competitors and the operation of top-end cooling solutions for high performance electronic systems. OSU Overclocking’s newest build, the first and only supercritical CO2 cooled computer, will be on display. Thermal resistances as low as 0.1 K/W have been measured using a custom-build cold plate made with Additive Manufacturing (AM).
Technical Sessions include:
- Test Strategies for Successful Electronics Manufacturing
- Membrane Switch as a Form of User Interface
- OSU Overclocking
- PCB Layout and Design Pitfalls
- Electronic Packaging – How to Best Package Your New Product
- 3D Printing for Fixturing & Test in Today’s Electronics Manufacturing Anh Ngo,
- Drones, Geofencing, Virtual Reality and More: The New High-Tech Cookbook for Surviving and Thriving in Today’s Business and Communications Climate
- How Your Economic Development Department Can Help Your Business Grow
- Doing Business in Japan
- Panel: “Local services to get your business going and growing” - OTBC, OMEP, OMIC, Exceed
- Successfully move your business through "The Business Life Cycle"
NEDME is the largest event of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Originally called OctoberBest, it was a small collection of industry people enjoying food and good company at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Today, NEDME is held at the Tektronix Campus in Beaverton and features nearly 75 exhibitors from Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia, and draws several hundred attendees each year.
True to its original values, this Northwest event continues to bring together members of the local high-tech industry in a unique way, all the while supporting a good cause—all proceeds from the show benefit the Oregon Food Bank.NEDME is sponsored by the Electronics Manufacturing Association (EMA) of Oregon and the Electronics Representtievs Assocaiton (ERA).
- Title:
- CANCELLED! IEEE Oregon Section TEMS Workshop Series - Technology Strategic Planning
- Date:
- October 5th
9:00 AM (4 hours) - Location:
- Tektronix Beaverton Campus-Bldg. 38
Beaverton - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
Strategic planning consists of translating a diverse set of input into a coherent approach to achieve business goals. A strong plan is an integral part of any successful enterprise. This workshop covers topics targeted at managing direction and planning from a corporate, department, or a small company orientation in today’s fast-paced “hyper-velocity” markets. One of the key questions to be addressed is “How can I develop a strategy when it is nearly impossible to identify a long-term competitive advantage?” The challenge is to be able to manage today to position the company to compete in an essentially unknowable future. Defining simply, one’s strategy is necessary, but often insufficient to assure success. The challenge is planning for effective implementation and rapid adaptation within a diverse team facing fast-changing technologies and markets. The workshop provides several foundation concepts and tools to organize the strategic plans. The learning will be through presented material and discussions.
5 meetings. Generated Saturday, September 21 2019, at 7:15:42 PM. All times America/Los_Angeles