2022 IEEE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY,
SIGNAL & POWER INTEGRITY
Back By Popular Demand!
ANTENNAS:
The Structural Elements of EMC
A Special Short Course with Constantine A. Balanis

Spokane, Washington
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
In this short course that debuted at the 2018 IEEE Symposium on EMC+SIPI, industry experts, led by noted author Constantine A. Balanis, will provide an overview of antenna designs, their fundamental parameters, and figures-of-merit. Invited speakers will separately discuss the impact of many of the antenna fundamentals on the practical application of antennas, with an emphasis on measurements.

Presenters:
Dr. Constantine A. Balanis, Regents’ Professor Emeritus, Arizona State University
Mr. Zhong Chen, Director of RF Engineering, ETS-Lindgren
Mr. Dennis Lewis, Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company
WELCOME TO SPOKANE, WASHINGTON!
Spokane Expo ‘74
In 1974, Spokane was the smallest city to hold the international World Fair, accommodating nearly 5.2 million attendees from 10 different countries- not only to gain awareness for environmental protection but aid in reclamation of polluted land. Nature-themed exhibits such as totem poles, stacked recycled goods, a large metal bee, and other animal representations were housed under a massive tent while a flurry of carnival rides and street vendors occupied outside areas. During the convention, fish were released into the Spokane river to prove that it was finally restored to support life once more. Spokane remains an example to the world today by demonstrating that city growth does not mean diminishment to the environment.
COVID UPDATE
The health and safety of attendees is our top priority for the 2022 EMC + SIPI Symposium. IEEE Meetings, Conferences, & Events (MCE) and the Symposium Committee continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19, as well as updates and recommendations from public health officials, federal, state ,and local authorities.  We will adhere to all local guidelines and hotel-specific standards in order to host the event in person safely and effectively.

Currently in the State of Washington:
Effective March 1: Large events will no longer be required to verify the vaccination status of patrons.
Effective March 21: Mask requirements will no longer be required for most indoor establishments, including events.

Guidelines may continue to change, for the most up-to-date information regarding requirements please visit Spokane Regional Health District or the Washington State Department of Health.
Questions? Contact us at symposiuminfo@emcss.org
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