2021 Activities: Underexplored Three-Phase Power Failure & Future Plans
Virtual lectures, standards updates, and co-hosted events in the field of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) presented by IEEE Long Island Section. The activities include discussions on enhancing power failure definitions, testing methods for RF emissions, and planned lectures on Power Factor. Contact information for EMC Chair and Vice Chair provided.
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EMC Society of the IEEE Long Island Section www.ieee.li/emc 2
2021 Activity Thus Far Hosted Underexplored Three-Phase Power Failure Conditions Virtual lecture given on May 26 107 attended from 6 countries Allowed other sections to co-host Was approved for CEU/PDH credit Presented suggested enhancements to MIL-STD-704 and RTCA DO-160 to clarify phase failure definition and to add conditions to help capture a more comprehensive suite of three-phase power failure modes. Co-sponsored Wireless Power Transfer and Lighting Devices Virtual meeting held on May 20 C63.30, American National Standard for Methods of Measurement of RF Emissions from Wireless Power Transfer Equipment provided an overview of methods for testing closely coupled wireless power transfer devices. Forthcoming ANSI C63.29 standard, American National Standard for Methods of Measurement of RF Emissions from Lighting Devices covered topics including how to test programmable LED drivers to high-power dimmer towers. 3
Planned Additional Activity for 2021 Virtual lecture on Power Factor NASA Chief EMC Engineer expressed interest in providing a virtual lecture but no commitments as of yet ETS-Lindgren EMC Engineer expressed interest in providing a virtual lecture but no commitments as of yet IEEE LI Power Electronics Symposium Co-Hosted with IEEE LI PELS Scheduled for November 4 In-person event More Information: www.ieee.li/pes 4
Webpage www.ieee.li/emc Lists past EMC lectures in chronological order (most recent on top) Provides contact info for chair and co-chair Email is generic (emc@ieee.li) so that when new officers take over, it does not need to change EMI/EMC reference information provided in right column with a focus on the LI section (although most info is applicable to all involved in EMI/EMC) 5
Contact Information IEEE LI EMC Chair James Colotti 631-755-7352 emc@ieee.li IEEE LI EMC Vice Chair Bob DeLisi 631-546-2452 emc@ieee.li 6
