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IEEE Southeastern Michigan: Chapter VIII (EMC)

 

 

Southeastern Michigan IEEE EMC Chapter technical meeting.

 

 

 


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  • Starts 04 November 2026 05:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 19 November 2026 05:00 PM UTC
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Scott Piper

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EMC Virtual Twins

Electromagnetic modeling and simulation tools have improved much just over the past 20 years and have reached a point where many engineers use modeling tools in many areas such as antenna design, radar cross section, signal and power integrity, and EM hazard assessment, and yes, even electromagnetic compatibility.  EMC's beginning was tied to available laboratory equipment and methods and we currently have a great system for determining EMC performance using laboratory equipment and methods.  When computational electromagnetic (CEM) tools reached a place where they can be practically used, EMC measurements have already been established.  This presentation will be a discussion on what can be done to leverage CEM tools in EMC work.  Following the process written around measurements may not be the most effective use of CEM tools and may require new methodologies to be established.  There is currently an effort within the IEEE EMC Society to define CEM methods for EMC, details on this will also be presented!

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Scott Piper has worked for over 20 years in both automotive and aerospace industries combined in EMC testing and simulation.  Scott currently is a Senior Industry Process Consultant for Dassault Systèmes where he discusses EM modeling and Simulation with engineers across North America.  Scott is also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Michigan Dearborn where he teaches an EMC laboratory class.  Scott is a senior member of IEEE, has served as an IEEE EMC Society distinguished lecturer, and the chair of the EMC society's technical committee on Computational Electromagnetics.  Scott is the working group chair of the proposed CEM modeling standard (P4119) where he is leading the effort to standardize CEM for EMC.Scott Piper has worked for over 20 years in both automotive and aerospace industries combined in EMC testing and simulation.  Scott currently is a Senior Industry Process Consultant for Dassault Systèmes where he discusses EM modeling and Simulation with engineers across North America.  Scott is also a ajunct faculty member at the University of Michigan Dearborn where he teaches an EMC laboratory class.  Scott is a senior member of IEEE, has served as an IEEE EMC Society distinguished lecturer, and the chair of the EMC society's technical committee on Computational Electromagnetics.  Scott is the working group chair of the proposed CEM modeling standard (P4119) where he is leading the effort to standardize CEM for EMC.

Address:Michigan, United States




Agenda

5:30  Networking and Zoom setup

6:00 Presentation


Chapter website: http://www.emcsociety.org

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