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DESCRIPTION:Pizza Sponsor: [Cornucopia Technical Sales](https://www.cornuco
 piatechnicalsales.com/)\n\nVenue Sponsor: [Apex Test Labs](https://www.ape
 xtestlabs.com/)\n\n[][]\n\nSpeaker: Scott Faust\n\nAbstract:\nThere is a n
 eed to hand down wisdom and information from one generation to the next. T
 his is especially important in Electromagnetic Compatibility. Mentors answ
 er questions that book learning may not divulge. Questions such as where t
 o put a capacitor\, when to use a ferrite\, how to ground\, are all questi
 ons that experience can help answer. In his presentation Dr. Scott Faust w
 ill encourage the EMC community to develop those mentoring relationships.\
 n\nBio:\nDr. Faust leads the Vehicle Electronics and Architecture EMC Labo
 ratory\, performing MIL-STD-461 testing of electrical and\nelectronic subs
 ystems used in Military ground vehicles\, and supporting design/developmen
 t efforts for EMC. He supports the\nU.S. Army Ground Vehicle System Center
  (GVSC) and the wider TACOM community in EMI/EMC and E3-related requiremen
 ts\ndevelopment\, technical reviews\, failure analysis\, and mitigation of
  EMI/EMC issues. As the Chair of the TACOM E3 Requirements\nBoard\, Dr. Fa
 ust represents GVSC and TACOM to the wider DoW E3 community and supports t
 he education of the Detroit Arsenal\nworkforce in E3-related subjects. Dr.
  Faust mentors engineers in the GVSC workforce in EMI/E3-related subjects\
 , and teaches\ngraduate-level courses in Antennas\, Electromagnetic Compat
 ibility\, and Electromagnetic Engineering.\n\nPrior to joining GVSC\, Dr. 
 Faust held a variety of test\, design\, and engineering/technical leadersh
 ip positions with various Tier I automotive suppliers. He has performed EM
 C testing on a variety of electronic modules\, from motorcycle engine cont
 rollers to safety electronics\nincluding airbags and ABS/vehicle stability
  control systems. Dr. Faust is a Certified EMC Engineer through the Intern
 ational Association for Radio\,\nTelecommunications\, and Electromagnetics
 . He is a past recipient of the DoD Army E3 Award (2020) and the Army Civi
 lian Service Commendation Medal. In addition to his work at GVSC\, Dr. Fau
 st is a Part-Time Lecturer at Oakland University\, and an Adjunct Professo
 r at University of Detroit Mercy. He received his BSEE from Rose-Hulman In
 stitute of Technology (1990)\, and M.S. (1994) and Ph.D. (2018) degrees in
  Electrical and Computer Engineering from Oakland University.\n\nAgenda: \
 n5:30 Pizza and networking\n\n6:00 Presentation\n\n7:30 End\n\nApex Test L
 abs\, 815 N Opdyke Road\, Auburn Hills\, Michigan\, United States\, 48326
LOCATION:Apex Test Labs\, 815 N Opdyke Road\, Auburn Hills\, Michigan\, Uni
 ted States\, 48326
ORGANIZER:scott@emcsociety.org
SEQUENCE:11
SUMMARY:Mentoring EMC Engineers
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 o hand down wisdom and information from one generation to the next. This i
 s especially important in Electromagnetic Compatibility. Mentors answer qu
 estions that book learning may not divulge. Questions such as where to put
  a capacitor\, when to use a ferrite\, how to ground\,&amp;nbsp\; are all ques
 tions that experience can help answer. In his presentation Dr. Scott Faust
  will encourage the EMC community to develop those mentoring relationships
 .&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div&gt;&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div&gt;Bio:&lt;br&gt;Dr. Faust leads the Vehic
 le Electronics and Architecture EMC Laboratory\, performing MIL-STD-461 te
 sting of electrical and&lt;br&gt;electronic subsystems used in Military ground v
 ehicles\, and supporting design/development efforts for EMC. He supports t
 he&lt;br&gt;U.S. Army Ground Vehicle System Center (GVSC) and the wider TACOM co
 mmunity in EMI/EMC and E3-related requirements&lt;br&gt;development\, technical 
 reviews\, failure analysis\, and mitigation of EMI/EMC issues. As the Chai
 r of the TACOM E3 Requirements&lt;br&gt;Board\, Dr. Faust represents GVSC and TA
 COM to the wider DoW E3 community and supports the education of the Detroi
 t Arsenal&lt;br&gt;workforce in E3-related subjects. Dr. Faust mentors engineers
  in the GVSC workforce in EMI/E3-related subjects\, and teaches&lt;br&gt;graduat
 e-level courses in Antennas\, Electromagnetic Compatibility\, and Electrom
 agnetic Engineering.&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot;&gt;&lt;br&gt;Prior to joining GVSC\
 , Dr. Faust held a variety of test\, design\, and engineering/technical le
 adership positions with various Tier I automotive suppliers. He has perfor
 med EMC testing on a variety of electronic modules\, from motorcycle engin
 e controllers to safety electronics&lt;br&gt;including airbags and ABS/vehicle s
 tability control systems.&amp;nbsp\; Dr. Faust is a Certified EMC Engineer thr
 ough the International Association for Radio\,&lt;br&gt;Telecommunications\, and
  Electromagnetics. He is a past recipient of the DoD Army E3 Award (2020) 
 and the Army Civilian Service Commendation Medal. In addition to his work 
 at GVSC\, Dr. Faust is a Part-Time Lecturer at Oakland University\, and an
  Adjunct Professor at University of Detroit Mercy. He received his BSEE fr
 om Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (1990)\, and M.S. (1994) and Ph.D. 
 (2018) degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Oakland Univers
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