Electromagnetic Compatibility Society (EMC) Video Collection

The collection of educational videos is presented by the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society (EMC). EMC members enjoy free access to these videos. To learn more about EMC membership, please visit http://www.emcs.org/membership_main.html

The IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society is the world's largest organization dedicated to the development and distribution of information, tools and techniques for reducing electromagnetic interference.

This collection of videos consist of a variety of lectures and instructional tutorials that the IEEE EMC society has sponsored over the years. All of the videos in this collection are considered to contain valuable information that members and non-members of the EMC society may find useful and informational.

The society's field of interest includes standards, measurement techniques and test procedures, instrumentation, equipment and systems characteristics, interference control techniques and components, education, computational analysis, and spectrum management, along with scientific, technical, industrial, professional or other activities that contribute to this field.

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  • EMC - Chris Holloway - Metamaterials and Metafilms: Overview and Applications

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    In this talk, we will introduce and summarize metamaterials theory and applications. We will also show that the effective permeability and permittivity of composite medium consisting of insulating magneto-dielectric spherical particles embedded in a background can be simultaneously negative for wavelengths where the spherical inclusions are resonant to form a double negative (DNG) material.
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  • EMC - Bruce Archambeault - The 'Ground' Myth

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    The most misunderstood and misused term in electrical engineering is the term ?Ground?. Understanding where the return current will flow is one of the most important EMC design issues, and can not be left to simply ?return on ground?. This talk will discuss the various considerations for the return current and the true meaning of ?ground?.
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  • EMC - Tzong-Lin Wu - Power integrity design for high speed circuit packages

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    In this talk, the fundamental concept for the power integrity (PI) design is first introduced, including the power distribution network (PDN) and its impedance, the mechanism of the power noise, and the design issues caused by the power noise. Several commercial solutions to suppress the noise, such as SMT capacitors, embedded capacitor, and on-chip capacitors, will be presented.
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  • EMC - Tzong-Lin Wu - Signal integrity simulation and equivalent circuit modeling

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    In this talk, a case study about a TFT driver board for establishing a SI simulation in SPICE environment is first presented. The importance of the SPICE-based model for the discontinuities (or transitions), such as via, bends, BGA balls, etc., in signal path will be highlighted. A general time-domain approach for synthesizing the equivalent macro-models for those discontinuities will be finally proposed.
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  • EMC - Eric Bogatin - The Three Most Confusing Principles In Signal Integrity And How Not To Be Confused

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    In this lecture we look at three concepts at the heart of signal integrity problems: inductance, characteristic impedance and differential impedance. We look at why they are confusing and then the right way of using the terms to help feed our engineering intuition to help us solve signal integrity problems. The words we use often affect our intuition and how we think about concepts. In signal integrity we use some words either incorrectly or ambiguously and this confuses our intuition. In this lecture we look at three concepts at the heart of signal integrity problems: inductance, characteristic impedance and differential impedance. In this talk, Eric Bogatin?looks at why they are confusing and then the right way of using the terms to help feed our engineering intuition to help us solve signal integrity problems.
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  • EMC - Ram Achar - Demystifying the Signal Integrity Challenges in High-Speed Designs

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    With the increasing demands for higher signal speeds coupled with the need for decreasing feature sizes, signal integrity effects such as delay, distortion, reflections, crosstalk, ground bounce and electromagnetic interference have become the dominant factors limiting the performance of high-speed systems. This lecture provides a comprehensive approach for understanding the multidisciplinary problem of signal integrity: issues/modeling/analysis in high-speed designs.
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  • EMC - Ji Chen - Design/Modeling for Periodic Nano Structures for EMC/EMI

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    In this talk, we shall review some new development in periodic structures, such as spectral FDTD for periodic structure modeling, the array-scanning-method (ASM) FDTD modeling of the interactions between finite-sized electromagnetic and periodic structures, and the effective electrical parameters extraction for composite material using these techniques.
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  • EMC - Scott Piper - Verifying Simulation Results with Measurements

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    When results of EMC simulations are presented, there are many who ask for evidence supporting the results in the form of "real world" data. The term "real world" data is typically referring to measurements performed in a laboratory but there are strengths and weaknesses in measurements just as there are in simulation methods. The good news is that measurements and simulations do not have many weaknesses in common making it possible to use simulations and measurements together to get closer to the "real" data everyone is looking for.
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