"Why is Morse Code Still Alive?"
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IEEE Southeastern Michigan: Chapter VIII (EMC)
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- 47523 Clipper St
- Plymouth, Michigan
- United States 48170
- Starts 01 October 2025 04:00 AM UTC
- Ends 16 October 2025 04:00 AM UTC
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Kimball Williams of ARRL
Topic:
"Why is Morse Code Still Alive?"
The talk: "Why is Morse Code Still Alive" digs into biology, ancient history, the
technological evolution of electrical communication, practical aspects of the human
ear and brain, and how the legal systems attempts to 'control' the early experimenters
with Spark Gap radios resulted in major technological breakthroughs that continue today.
Join us for a romp through technology and history to see why a 200 year old system
of communication is still so widely used today.
Biography:
Kimball Williams retired from DENSO as a “Technical Fellow” in 2012.
He is an IEEE Senior Life Member and Past Chair of the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section.
He is a certified Master EMC Design Engineer and an ‘Honored Member’ of the IEEE EMC Society where he serves as one of the Past Presidents Emeritus.
He is also a Fellow of the Engineering Society of Detroit.
He is an IEEE Senior Life Member and Past Chair of the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section.
He is a certified Master EMC Design Engineer and an ‘Honored Member’ of the IEEE EMC Society where he serves as one of the Past Presidents Emeritus.
He is also a Fellow of the Engineering Society of Detroit.
Kimball has amateur radio callsign N8FNC
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Address:Dearborn, Michigan, United States
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