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DESCRIPTION:People have been making musical instruments for a long time\; f
 or over 40\,000 years. We use whatever we can find to make them. Today we 
 can use 3D printers to make them. This talk will show how to apply microwa
 ve theory (transmission line theory\, network analysis\, and S-Parameters)
  to the design of woodwind instruments\; especially renaissance instrument
 s such as the flute\, crumhorn\, or cornetto. The talk will then show how 
 to use 3D printing to make working instruments.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Charlie
  Jackson\, \n\nAgenda: \nPeople have been making musical instruments for a
  long time\; for over 40\,000 years. We use whatever we can find to make t
 hem. Today we can use 3D printers to make them. This talk will show how to
  apply microwave theory (transmission line theory\, network analysis\, and
  S-Parameters) to the design of woodwind instruments\; especially renaissa
 nce instruments such as the flute\, crumhorn\, or cornetto. The talk will 
 then show how to use 3D printing to make working instruments.\n\nVirtual: 
 https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/263567
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/263567
ORGANIZER:anewton@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:ENGINEERING MUSICAL WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS WITH 3D PRINTING
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/263567
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>People have been making musical instrument
 s for a long time\; for over 40\,000 years. We use whatever we can find to
  make them. Today we can use 3D printers to make them. This talk will show
  how to apply microwave theory (transmission line theory\, network analysi
 s\, and S-Parameters) to the design of woodwind instruments\; especially r
 enaissance instruments such as the flute\, crumhorn\, or cornetto. The tal
 k will then show how to use 3D printing to make working instruments.</p><b
 r /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>People have been making musical instruments for
  a long time\; for over 40\,000 years. We use whatever we can find to make
  them. Today we can use 3D printers to make them. This talk will show how 
 to apply microwave theory (transmission line theory\, network analysis\, a
 nd S-Parameters) to the design of woodwind instruments\; especially renais
 sance instruments such as the flute\, crumhorn\, or cornetto. The talk wil
 l then show how to use 3D printing to make working instruments.</p>
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