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DESCRIPTION:Following the two presentations on Automotive EMC Design and Te
 st topics\, Rodrigo Rodriguez\, Engineering Leader\, EMC Team\, with Tesla
  will moderate a LIVE Q&A session with our industry expert speakers noted 
 below.\n\nMr. Rodriguez has been in the EMC field for over 18 years\; he i
 s currently the engineering leader for the EMC team at Tesla responsible f
 or product design and validation testing of electric vehicles and energy p
 roducts. Before joining Tesla\, he worked for nine years as the EMC Archit
 ect in the MRI division at GE Healthcare. He also worked at Continental Au
 tomotive (formerly Siemens Automotive) starting as a Hardware Design Engin
 eer developing body electronic modules for six years\; right after that\, 
 he focused on EMC design and validation testing for automotive electronic 
 modules for body and powertrain controllers\; he was also in charge of the
  EMC laboratory at Continental in Huntsville\, Alabama. Mr. Rodriguez hold
 s a Master of Engineering - Electromagnetics from University of Illinois a
 t Chicago. He is based at the Tesla facility in Fremont\, California.\n\nS
 peaker(s): Dr. Todd Hubing\, Mr. Garth D'Abreu\n\nAgenda: \nAll times are 
 shown in US Pacific Time\n\n8:00 am Welcome and Announcements – Rodrigo 
 Rodriguez\, Engineering Leader\, EMC Team\, Tesla\n\n8:05 am Putting an En
 d to the Bad EMC Design Practices Commonly Employed in Automotive Products
  by Todd Hubing\, Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineerin
 g\, Clemson University\, and President\, LearnEMC\n\n8:40 am Automotive In
 ternational EMC Standards Review by Garth D’Abreu\, Director\, Automotiv
 e Solutions\, ETS-Lindgren\n\n9:15 am Q&A Session with the Speakers – Mo
 derated by Rodrigo Rodriguez\n\n9:30 am Final Comments/Adjourn\n\nVirtual:
  https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/266221
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/266221
ORGANIZER:j.n.oneil@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Advances in Automotive Design and Test for EMC Applications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/266221
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>Following the two presentations on
  Automotive EMC Design and Test topics\, Rodrigo Rodriguez\, Engineering L
 eader\, EMC Team\, with Tesla will moderate a LIVE Q&amp\;A session with o
 ur industry expert speakers noted below.</strong></p>\n<p>Mr. Rodriguez ha
 s been in the EMC field for over 18 years\; he is currently the engineerin
 g leader for the EMC team at Tesla responsible for product design and vali
 dation testing of electric vehicles and energy products. Before joining Te
 sla\, he worked for nine years as the EMC Architect in the MRI division at
  GE Healthcare. He also worked at Continental Automotive (formerly Siemens
  Automotive) starting as a Hardware Design Engineer developing body electr
 onic modules for six years\; right after that\, he focused on EMC design a
 nd validation testing for automotive electronic modules for body and power
 train controllers\; he was also in charge of the EMC laboratory at Contine
 ntal in Huntsville\, Alabama. Mr. Rodriguez holds a Master of Engineering 
 - Electromagnetics from University of Illinois at Chicago. He is based at 
 the Tesla facility in Fremont\, California.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><
 p>All times are shown in US Pacific Time</p>\n<p><strong>8:00 am</strong> 
 &nbsp\;&nbsp\; <strong>Welcome and Announcements</strong> <em>&ndash\; Rod
 rigo Rodriguez\, Engineering Leader\, EMC Team\, Tesla</em></p>\n<p><stron
 g>8:05 am</strong> &nbsp\;&nbsp\; <strong>Putting an End to the Bad EMC De
 sign Practices Commonly Employed in Automotive Products</strong> <em>by To
 dd Hubing\, Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering\, Cl
 emson University\, and President\, LearnEMC</em></p>\n<p><strong>8:40 am</
 strong> &nbsp\;&nbsp\; <strong>Automotive International EMC Standards Revi
 ew</strong> <em>by Garth D&rsquo\;Abreu\, Director\, Automotive Solutions\
 , ETS-Lindgren</em></p>\n<p><strong>9:15 am</strong> &nbsp\;&nbsp\; <stron
 g>Q&amp\;A Session with the Speakers</strong> <em>&ndash\; Moderated by Ro
 drigo Rodriguez</em></p>\n<p><strong>9:30 am &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Final Comment
 s/Adjourn</strong></p>
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