Verifying numerical modeling results using measurements

Electromagnetic Compatibility Society – 7:00PM, Wednesday, 22 April – Social Hour at 6:00PM.

Scott Piper, General Motors, International Distinguished Lecturer for the EMC Society

Verifying numerical modeling results using measurements– Measurements have been trusted and relied upon for many years.  This presentation focuses on some of the advantages of using measurements to verify simulation results, but also it will show that measurements have weaknesses of their own which is where simulations can help!  Real experiences will be shared with the chapter about Scott’s experience on this subject.

Scott Piper received a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan Dearborn.  Scott has a combined 10 years of experience in the military/aerospace and the automotive industries focusing on electromagnetic compatibility compliance design and testing.  Scott has been the primary engineer responsible for the initial purchase and implementation of electromagnetic modeling tools for EMC in two corporations.  Scott currently works at General Motors where he is a global resource for electromagnetic simulation for EMC.  Scott is a member of the IEEE and the EMC society and is classified as an IEEE Young Professional.  Scott’s interests are EMC simulation, measurement, and test methods.

The meeting of the EMC Society will be held on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at Bose Corp., 100 The Mountain Road, Framingham, MA.

The technical presentation will commence at 7:00PM following a social hour at 6:00 PM with food provided. It is helpful to RSVP to Michael_Royer@bose.com , so that corporate security can prepare for your arrival.

DIRECTIONS TO BOSE CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: The address is; 100 The Mountain Road, Framingham, MA, 01701. From Mass Pike (I-90); Take Exit 12 (Route 9 West) toward Worcester. Keep left at the fork on the ramp and get on Route 9 West. At the first set of lights take a right onto California Ave. (sign reads “Framingham Technology Park”). Go straight, over the railroad tracks, and through the next set of lights. The road curves around to a stop sign at the foot of the mountain. Take a left onto the Mountain Road and follow it to the next stop sign at the top of the mountain. The tall glass building before you is the Bose Corporate Center. Take a right at the stop sign, drive past the front of the Corporate Center and take your first left into the Visitor Parking area.

For more information, please contact Mike Royer at Michael_Royer@bose.com

To assist us better plan this meeting, please pre-register at :  http://www.ieeeboston.org/Register/.