"We're excited about our workshop program for EMC Europe 2023. With fresh voices from the wireless, automotive, and electromagnetic pulse communities joining us, we anticipate vibrant discussions and innovative ideas. This collaboration is set to drive the future of EMC," said Ms. O’Neil, ETS-Lindgren’s Customer Relations Manager. Ms. O’Neil will also participate as an invited speaker in the “IEEE Women in EMC” event scheduled for Wednesday, September 6, from 16:00 to 18:00 CEST in Room I.

Mr. Chen will wrap up the technical portion with the presentation of his paper (co-authored by Yibo Wang, ETS-Lindgren’s RF Engineer) titled “Generalized Cylindrical Mode Filtered Site VSWR for Above 18 GHz EMC Site Evaluation Using Compressed Sensing” in Room D-E from 11:10 to 11:30 CEST on Thursday, September 7. “I am thrilled to present the latest advancement in the Mode Filtered Site VSWR method, a top candidate for future EMC site validation standards in the 18 GHz to 40 GHz range. Thanks to the implementation of the compressed sensing algorithm, the method can now be accomplished using less precise equipment and a notably reduced number of measurement points,” explained Mr. Chen.


Visit ETS-Lindgren in Booths #14 and 15 during the Exhibition on September 5 through 7, where you’ll experience ETS-Lindgren's, EMSense™ 40 Electric Field Probe, DSH-400 Absorber, 3115 Antenna, EMSense 10 Electric Field Probe, and EMCenter EM8. “Guiding innovation through precision and collaboration is our passion at ETS-Lindgren. Our team is eager to join forces with researchers and customers, bridging the realms of calibration, EMC, EMP, microwave/RF, automotive, and wireless testing. Join us at our booth, where conversations spark new possibilities,” encouraged Vincent Keyser, ETS-Lindgren’s Sales Director EMEA.

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