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''The undersigned have named the following as desirable members of the Administrative Committee and asked that they be named as those officers for the year indicated.''  
''The undersigned have named the following as desirable members of the Administrative Committee and asked that they be named as those officers for the year indicated.''  


1-Year Term – R. Fairweather, L. Milton, B. Schenker, and H. Schwenk 2-Year Term – S. Burruano, [[Oral-History:James McNaul|J. McNaul]], A. Kall, W. Pakala 3-Year Term – W. Crichlow, Z. Grobowski, M. Kant, R. Showers  
1-Year Term – R. Fairweather, L. Milton, B. Schenker, and H. Schwenk 2-Year Term – S. Burruano, [[Oral-History:James McNaul|J. McNaul]], A. Kall, W. Pakala 3-Year Term – W. Crichlow, Z. Grobowski, [[Milton Kant|M. Kant]], R. Showers  


On October 10, 1957; the IRE approved the formal petition and the new Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference (PGRFI) was officially born.  
On October 10, 1957; the IRE approved the formal petition and the new Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference (PGRFI) was officially born.  
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== Founders of the IRE Professional Group On RFI<br>  ==
== Founders of the IRE Professional Group On RFI<br>  ==


At the 25th anniversary of the founding of the IRE Professional Group on RFI, forty of the original 326 signers were still active members of the organization. These forty founders are Stuart Bailey, Saul Bernstein, Samuel J. Burruano, Edward W. Chapin, John F. Chappell, James J. Crenca, Rexford Daniels, Alfred Eckersley, Herman Garlan, Simon Goldman, Frank M. Greene, Joseph S. Grevious, Zigmund Grobowski, Fred Haber, J. M. Harley, Albert R. Kall, Milton Kant, E. V. Kavanaugh, Edwin S. Kesney, Warren Kesselman, Robert A. Kulinyi, Merrill N. Lustgarten, Vincent J. Mancino, Leonard Milton, Joseph Naresky, Stuart Nellis, John J. O’Neil, William A. Pakala, John J. Renner, James S. Rice, Douglas W. Robertson, Joseph L. Ryerson, Harold R. Schwenk, Neal H. Shepherd, Bryce Showalter, [[Oral-History:Ralph M. Showers|Ralph M. Showers]], Samuel Skolnick, [[Oral-History:Leonard Thomas Sr.|Leonard W. Thomas, Sr.]], and [[Oral-History:Anthony Zimbalatti|Anthony Zimbalatti]].  
At the 25th anniversary of the founding of the IRE Professional Group on RFI, forty of the original 326 signers were still active members of the organization. These forty founders are Stuart Bailey, Saul Bernstein, Samuel J. Burruano, Edward W. Chapin, John F. Chappell, James J. Crenca, Rexford Daniels, Alfred Eckersley, [[Herman Garlan]], Simon Goldman, Frank M. Greene, Joseph S. Grevious, Zigmund Grobowski, Fred Haber, J. M. Harley, Albert R. Kall, Milton Kant, E. V. Kavanaugh, Edwin S. Kesney, Warren Kesselman, Robert A. Kulinyi, Merrill N. Lustgarten, Vincent J. Mancino, Leonard Milton, Joseph Naresky, Stuart Nellis, John J. O’Neil, William A. Pakala, John J. Renner, James S. Rice, Douglas W. Robertson, Joseph L. Ryerson, Harold R. Schwenk, Neal H. Shepherd, Bryce Showalter, [[Oral-History:Ralph M. Showers|Ralph M. Showers]], Samuel Skolnick, [[Oral-History:Leonard Thomas Sr.|Leonard W. Thomas, Sr.]], and [[Oral-History:Anthony Zimbalatti|Anthony Zimbalatti]].  


[[Image:Six Founders of EMCS in 2007.jpg|thumb|right|James McNaul on left with founders (from L. to R.) Vince Mancino, Milton Kant, Ralph Showers, Sam Burruano, and Tony Zimbalatti, 2007]]  
[[Image:Six Founders of EMCS in 2007.jpg|thumb|right|James McNaul on left with founders (from L. to R.) Vince Mancino, Milton Kant, Ralph Showers, Sam Burruano, and Tony Zimbalatti, 2007]]  
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*1959-1960 [[Oral-History:James McNaul|James P. McNaul]]  
*1959-1960 [[Oral-History:James McNaul|James P. McNaul]]  
*1960-1961 [[Oral-History:Ralph M. Showers|Ralph M. Showers]]  
*1960-1961 [[Oral-History:Ralph M. Showers|Ralph M. Showers]]  
*1961-1962 Harold E. Dinger  
*1961-1962 [[Harold Dinger|Harold E. Dinger]]
*1962-1963 Herman Garlan  
*1962-1963 Herman Garlan  
*1963-1964 Donald R.J. White  
*1963-1964 Donald R.J. White  
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*1976-1977 James C. Toler  
*1976-1977 James C. Toler  
*1978-1979 Jackie R. Janoski  
*1978-1979 Jackie R. Janoski  
*1980-1981 Donald N. Heirman  
*1980-1981 [[Don Heirman|Donald N. Heirman ]]
*1982-1983 William G. Duff  
*1982-1983 [[Oral-History:William G. Duff|William G. Duff]]
*1984-1985 Eugene D. Knowles  
*1984-1985 Eugene D. Knowles  
*1986-1987 B. Leonard “Len” Carlson  
*1986-1987 B. Leonard “Len” Carlson  
*1988-1989 Donald E. Clark  
*1988-1989 Donald E. Clark  
*1990-1991 Edwin L. Bronaugh  
*1990-1991 Edwin L. Bronaugh  
*1992-1993 Bob Hofmann  
*1992-1993 [[Oral-History:H._Robert_Hofmann|Bob Hofmann]]
*1994-1995 [[Oral-History:Warren A. Kesselman|Warren Kesselman]]  
*1994-1995 [[Oral-History:Warren A. Kesselman|Warren Kesselman]]  
*1996-1997 William Gjertson  
*1996-1997 William Gjertson  
*1998-1999 Daniel D. Hoolihan  
*1998-1999 [[Oral-History:Dan Hoolihan|Daniel D. Hoolihan]]
*2000-2001 Joseph Butler  
*2000-2001 [[Oral-History:Joe Butler|Joseph Butler]]
*2002-2003 Todd R. Hubing  
*2002-2003 [[Oral-History:Todd Hubing|Todd R. Hubing]]
*2004-2005 [[Kimball Williams]]
*2004-2005 [[Kimball Williams]]  
*2006-2007 Andrew Drozd  
*2006-2007 Andrew Drozd  
*2008-2009 Elya Joffe  
*2008-2009 [[Oral-History:Elya Joffe|Elya Joffe]]
*2010-2011 Francesca R. Maradei
*2010-2011 Francesca R. Maradei  
*2012-2013 Ghery Pettit
*2014-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Bob Scully


Some officers that have served in their positions for a long time. For example, L.W. (Leonard) Thomas, Sr. served as Secretary from 1966-1982 (17 years) and Warren Kesselman has been Treasurer from 1972-1983 and again from 1998-2008. (for a total of 23 years). And, Janet O’Neil has been Secretary from April of 1988 and is still serving in that position in 2008.  
Some officers that have served in their positions for a long time. For example, L.W. (Leonard) Thomas, Sr. served as Secretary from 1966-1982 (17 years) and Warren Kesselman has been Treasurer from 1972-1983 and again from 1998-2008. (for a total of 23 years). And, Janet O’Neil has been Secretary from April of 1988 and is still serving in that position in 2008.  
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During the years of the first EMC symposiums, the proceedings were termed digests and contained abstracts and summaries of the papers presented. In 1965, with the dissolution of the Armour conferences, the EMC Symposia records began to include some full papers and within two years (by 1967) all the symposia records included full papers.  
During the years of the first EMC symposiums, the proceedings were termed digests and contained abstracts and summaries of the papers presented. In 1965, with the dissolution of the Armour conferences, the EMC Symposia records began to include some full papers and within two years (by 1967) all the symposia records included full papers.  


The symposium was first called a National Symposium until about 1970, when the IEEE became interested in assuring all countries in the world were represented by its membership, and renamed it the International Symposium. The first IEEE International EMC Symposium held outside the United States was in 1984 in Tokyo, Japan. That year a separate EMC symposium was held in San Antonio, Texas for USA activities. Since then, an International Symposium for the IEEE was held in Montreal (Canada) in 2001 and in Turkey (sponsored by the Israel chapter) in 2003.  
The symposium was first called a National Symposium until about 1970, when the IEEE became interested in assuring all countries in the world were represented by its membership, and renamed it the International Symposium. The first IEEE International EMC Symposium held outside the United States was in 1984 in Tokyo, Japan. That year a separate EMC symposium was held in San Antonio, Texas for USA activities. Since then, an International Symposium for the IEEE was held in Montreal (Canada) in 2001 and in Türkiye (sponsored by the Israel chapter) in 2003.  


Of course, the EMC Society has cooperated with other EMC symposiums around the world. These include the Zurich Symposiums (held in odd-numbered years) and the Wroclaw Symposiums (usually held in even-numbered years). It should be noted that the “Zurich” symposiums were actually held in Montreux (1975 and 1977) and Rotterdam (1979). Other EMC Symposiums from all over the world have asked for technical cooperation from the EMC Society over the years and, typically, the IEEE EMC Society has agreed to cooperate with these “international” symposiums.  
Of course, the EMC Society has cooperated with other EMC symposiums around the world. These include the Zurich Symposiums (held in odd-numbered years) and the Wroclaw Symposiums (usually held in even-numbered years). It should be noted that the “Zurich” symposiums were actually held in Montreux (1975 and 1977) and Rotterdam (1979). Other EMC Symposiums from all over the world have asked for technical cooperation from the EMC Society over the years and, typically, the IEEE EMC Society has agreed to cooperate with these “international” symposiums.  
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The Newsletter has changed in content and length over the years. It started in the early years with four pages. It grew to an average size of 24 pages under Bob Goldblum and more recently has grown again, under Janet O’Neil, to more than 50 pages. The newsletter has associate editors who support the chief editor in her duties.  
The Newsletter has changed in content and length over the years. It started in the early years with four pages. It grew to an average size of 24 pages under Bob Goldblum and more recently has grown again, under Janet O’Neil, to more than 50 pages. The newsletter has associate editors who support the chief editor in her duties.  
=== Past Issues ===
==== 1950s ====
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1958 - Number 1 - January - OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1958 - Number 1 - January]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1958 - Number 2 - March - OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1958 - Number 2 - March]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1958 - Number 3 - August - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1958 - Number 3 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1959 - Number 4 - February - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1959 - Number 4 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1959 - Number 5 - May - OCR Readable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1959 - Number 5 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1959 - Number 6 - July - OCR Searcable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1959 - Number 6 - July]]
==== 1960s ====
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 8 - January - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 8 - January]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 9 - March - OCR-Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 9 - March]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 10 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 10 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 11 - May - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 11 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 12 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 12 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 13 - September - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 13 - September]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 14 - November - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1960 - Number 14 - November]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 15 - March - new scan - OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 15 - March]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 16 - May -OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 16 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 17 - August - OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 17 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 18 - October - OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 18 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 19 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1961 - Number 19 - December]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 20 - February - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 20 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 21 - May - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 21 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 22 - August - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 22 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 23 - September - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 23 - September]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 24 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1962 - Number 24 - December]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 25 - January - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 25 - January]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 26 - March - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 26 - March]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 27 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 27 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 28 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 28 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 29 - August - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 29 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 30 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 30 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 31 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1963 - Number 31 - December]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 32 - March - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 32 - March]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 33 - May - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 33 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 34 - August - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 34 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 35 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 35 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 36 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1964 - Number 36 - December]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 37 - March - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 37 - March]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 38 - May - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 38 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 39 - August - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 39 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 41 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1965 - Number 41 - December]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 42 - February - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 42 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 43 - May - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 43 - May]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 44 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 44 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 45 - August - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 45 - August]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 46- November - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1966 - Number 46 - November]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 47 - February - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 47 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 48 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 48 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 49 - June - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 49 - June]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 50 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1967 - Number 50 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 51 - February - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 51 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 52 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 52 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 53 - June - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 53 - June]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 54 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 54 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 55 - September - OCR Searchabl.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 55 - September]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 56 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1968 - Number 56 - December]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 57 - February- OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 57 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 58 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 58 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 59 - June - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 59 - June]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 60 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 60 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 61 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 61 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 62 - December - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1969 - Number 62 - December]]
==== 1970s ====
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 63 - February - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 63 - February]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 64 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 64 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 65 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 65 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 66 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1970 - Number 66 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 67 - January - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 67 - January]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 68 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 68 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 69 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 69 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 70 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1971 - Number 70 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 72 - January - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 72 - January]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 73 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 73 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 74 - July - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 74 - July]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 75 - October - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1972 - Number 75 - October]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 76 - January - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 76 - January]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 77 - April - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 77 - April]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 78 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 78 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 79 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1973 - Number 79 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 80 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 80 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 81 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 81 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 82 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 82 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 83 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1974 - Number 83 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 84 - Winter.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 84 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 85 - Spring.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 85 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 86 - Summer.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 86 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 87 - Fall.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1975 - Number 87 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 88 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 88 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 89 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 89 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 90 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 90 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 91 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1976 - Number 91 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 92 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 92 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 93 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 93 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 94 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 94 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 95 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1977 - Number 95 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 96 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 96 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 97 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 97 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 98 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 98 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 99 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1978 - Number 99 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 100 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 100 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 101 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 101 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 102 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 102 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 103 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1979 - Number 103 - Fall]]
==== 1980s ====
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 104 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 104 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 105 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 105 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 106 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 106 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 107 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1980 - Number 107 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 108 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 108 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 109 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 109 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 110 - Summer- - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 110 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 111 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1981 - Number 111 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 112 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 112 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 113 - Spring - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 113 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 114 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 114 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 115 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1982 - Number 115 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 116 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 116 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 117 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 117 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 118 - Summer - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 118 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 119 - Fall - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1983 - Number 119 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 120 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 120 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 121 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 121 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 122 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 122 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 123 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1984 - Number 123 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 124 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 124 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 125 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 125 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 126 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 126 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 127 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1985 - Number 127 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 128 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 128 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1986 -Number 129 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 129 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 130 - Summer -Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 130 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 131 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1986 - Number 131 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 132 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 132 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 133 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 133 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 134 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 134 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 135 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1987 - Number 135 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 136 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 136 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 137 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 137 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 138 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 138 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 139 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1988 - Number 139 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 140 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 140 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 141 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 141 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 142 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 142 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 143 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1989 - Number 143 - Fall]]
==== 1990s ====
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 144 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 144 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 145 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 145 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 146 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 146 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 147 - Fall - Enhancedd and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1990 - Number 147 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 148 - Winter - OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 148 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 149 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 149 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 150 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 150 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 151 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1991 - Number 151 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 152 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 152 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 153 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 153 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 154 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 154 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 155 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1992 - Number 155 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 156 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 156 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 157 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 157 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 158 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 158 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 159 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1993 - Number 159 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1994 - Number 160 - Winter - Enhance and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1994 - Number 160 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1994 - Number 162 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1994 - Number 162 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1994 - Number 163 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1994 - Number 163 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 164 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 164 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 165 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 165 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 166 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 166 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 167 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1995 - Number 167 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 168 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 168 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 169 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 169 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 170 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 170 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 171 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searhable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1996 - Number 171 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 172 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 172 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 173 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 173 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 174 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 174 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 175 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1997 - Number 175 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 176 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 176 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 177 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR searcable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 177 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 178 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 178 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 179 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1998 - Number 179 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 180 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 180 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 181 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 181 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 182 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 182 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 183 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 1999 - Number 183 - Fall]]
==== 2000s ====
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 184 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 184 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 185 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 185 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 186 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 186 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 187 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2000 - Number 187 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 188 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 188 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 189 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 189 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 190 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 190 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 191 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2001 - Number 191 - Fall]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 192 - Winter - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 192 - Winter]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 193 - Spring - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 193 - Spring]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 194 - Summer - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 194 - Summer]]
*[[Media:EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 195 - Fall - Enhanced and OCR Searchable.pdf|EMC Newsletter - 2002 - Number 195 - Fall]]
The following issues are hosted on the IEEE EMCS website in HTML format:
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter03/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2003 Number 196 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring03/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2003 Number 197 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer03/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2003 Number 198 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall03/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2003 Number 199 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter04/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2004 Number 200 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring04/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2004 Number 201 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer04/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2004 Number 202 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall04/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2004 Number 203 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter05/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2005 Number 204 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring05/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2005 Number 205 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer05/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2005 Number 206 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall05/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2005 Number 207 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter06/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2006 Number 208 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring06/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2006 Number 209 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer06/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2006 Number 210 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall06/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2006 Number 211 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter07/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2007 Number 212 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring07/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2007 Number 213 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer07/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2007 Number 214 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall07/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2007 Number 215 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter08/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2008 Number 216 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring08/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2008 Number 217 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer08/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2008 Number 218 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall08/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2008 Number 219 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter09/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2009 Number 220 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring09/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2009 Number 221 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer09/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2009 Number 222 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall09/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2009 Number 223 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter10/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2010 Number 224 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring10/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2010 Number 225 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer10/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2010 Number 226 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall10/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2010 Number 227 - Fall]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/winter11/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2011 Number 228 - Winter]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/spring11/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2011 Number 229 - Spring]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/summer11/index.html EMC Newsletter - 2011 Number 230 - Summer]
*[https://emcs.org/acstrial/newsletters/fall11/index.html  EMC Newsletter - 2011 Number 231 - Fall]


== EMC Abstracts  ==
== EMC Abstracts  ==
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During its first 25 years of growth the EMC Society were very much oriented towards the United States. The symposia were called National Symposiums, and most members were from the United States. Of the 21 EMCS chapters in 1982, 20 were located in the USA, with the sole international chapter located near Tokyo, Japan  
During its first 25 years of growth the EMC Society were very much oriented towards the United States. The symposia were called National Symposiums, and most members were from the United States. Of the 21 EMCS chapters in 1982, 20 were located in the USA, with the sole international chapter located near Tokyo, Japan  


Contrast that to the 2008 list of EMCS Chapters: there are 65 EMCS Chapters and 33 of them are outside the United States. The chapters outside the USA include Austria, Beijing (China), Benelux (Belgium), Brazil (Sao Paulo), France, Germany, Israel, Italy (Roma), Japan, Malaysia, Melbourne (Australia), Montreal (Canada), Nanjing (China), Ottawa (Canada), Romania, Russia (Siberia), Sendai (Japan), Seoul (Korea), Singapore, Spain, St. Petersburg (Russia), Sweden, Switzerland, Taipei/Taiwan, Toronto (Canada), Turkey, Ukraine, and United Kingdom &amp; Republic of Ireland.  
Contrast that to the 2008 list of EMCS Chapters: there are 65 EMCS Chapters and 33 of them are outside the United States. The chapters outside the USA include Austria, Beijing (China), Benelux (Belgium), Brazil (Sao Paulo), France, Germany, Israel, Italy (Roma), Japan, Malaysia, Melbourne (Australia), Montreal (Canada), Nanjing (China), Ottawa (Canada), Romania, Russia (Siberia), Sendai (Japan), Seoul (Korea), Singapore, Spain, St. Petersburg (Russia), Sweden, Switzerland, Taipei/Taiwan, Toronto (Canada), Türkiye, Ukraine, and United Kingdom &amp; Republic of Ireland.  


The membership of the EMC Society has also shown international growth. The current composition of its 4000 members is 60&nbsp;% from the USA, 40% international.
The membership of the EMC Society has also shown international growth. The current composition of its 4000 members is 60&nbsp;% from the USA, 40% international.  


== Conclusion  ==
== Conclusion  ==
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== Archival documents  ==
== Archival documents  ==


[[Media:1958_-_Number_One_-_EMCS_Newsletter-20120114-003.pdf|EMCS Newsletter #1, Jan. 1958]]  
=== EMC Pacific Area Committee Newsletter ===
 
*[[Media:AR-3200 - IEEE Group - Electromagnetic Compatibility, Pacific Area Committee Newsletter, Issue 8 - April 1973.pdf|IEEE Group - Electromagnetic Compatibility, Pacific Area Committee Newsletter, Issue 8 - April 1973]]
*[[Media:AR-3200 - IEEE Group - Electromagnetic Compatibility, Pacific Area Committee Newsletter, Vol 3 - No 2 - October 1973.pdf|IEEE Group - Electromagnetic Compatibility, Pacific Area Committee Newsletter, Vol 3 - No 2 - October 1973]]
 
== Photo Gallery ==
 
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image:6369 - 1984 EMC Symposium.jpg|thumb|1984 Tokyo EMC Symposium
image:6370 - 1985 EMC Symposium.jpg|1985 Philadelphia EMC Symposium
image:6367 - 1987 Atlanta EMC Symposium.jpg|1987 Atlanta EMC Symposium
image:6366 - 1987 Atlanta EMC Symposium.jpg|1987 Atlanta EMC Symposium
image:6363 - 1990 Washington DC EMC Symposium.jpg|1990 Washington DC EMC Symposium
image:6368 - 1990 IEEE EMC Society Board of Directors.jpg|1990 IEEE EMC Society Board of Directors
image:6364 - Four Decades of EMC Society Presidents Attend 1998 IEEE EMCS International Symposium in Denver.jpg|Four Decades of EMC Society Presidents Attend 1998 IEEE EMCS International Symposium in Denver
</gallery>


== References  ==
== References  ==
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== Further Materials  ==
== Further Materials  ==


[[Oral-History:IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Interviews|IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Interviews]] - Interviews with 5 prominent EMC members, including Ralph M. Showers and Warren A. Kesselman.
[[Oral-History:IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Interviews|IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Interviews]] - Interviews with prominent EMC members, including Ralph M. Showers and Warren A. Kesselman.  


[http://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/emcs/ Link to IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society]  
[http://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/emcs/ Link to IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society]  

Latest revision as of 20:33, 9 April 2024

A Brief Timeline of Events

  • May 2, 1957 - Meeting to discuss formation of IRE Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference
  • November 20, 1957 - First meeting of the IRE Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference
  • March 26, 1963 - Name change to IEEE Professional Technical Group on Radio Frequency Interference
  • March 24, 1964 - Name change to IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Group
  • June 3, 1963 - Name change to IEEE Professional Technical Group on Electromagnetic Compatibility
  • January 1, 1978 - Name change to IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society
  • November 18, 2006 – Field of Interest revision

The Beginning

The EMC Society originated in the mid-1950’s when some electrical engineers specializing in Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) began to discuss a more formal organization for their loose-knit technical activities. These discussions were usually held as part of informal meetings at Conferences on Radio Interference Reduction (RIR.)

The first one of these formal RIR Conferences was held at the Armour Research Foundation in December of 1954 under Tri-Service (United States Army, Navy, and Air Force) sponsorship. This conference highlighted the magnitude and diversity of interference experienced by commercial and military electronic equipment and stressed techniques for reducing its severity. The first “Armour Conference” was a success and lead to a series of “Armour Conferences” which addressed Radio Interference Reduction.

In early 1956, a group of RFI engineers in the Los Angeles area founded an informal organization of interference experts. A steering committee was formed to develop the aims and intentions of the group. The steering committee consisted of Prentice Tinney (North American Aviation), Joe Tobin (AiResearch), A.T. Parker (Stoddart Aircraft Radio), Charles W. Ketteman, Jr. (California Electronic Services Company), and Fred Nichols (Sprague). They became known as the Radio Interference Technical Committee and operated for almost two years as that Committee until they joined the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) as the Professional Group on RFI.

At the same time that the Los Angeles group was getting organized, a separate group of engineers from the New York City area were also organizing an East Coast Group. At the third Armour Conference in Chicago in February of 1957, an announcement was made of an organizational meeting to be held in New York City in April of 1957. At this meeting, the decision was made to petition the Institute of Radio Engineers for formation of a Professional Group on RFI. This petition was circulated around the USA and a total of 326 individuals signed the petition, which was formally submitted to the IRE on 3 July 1957. (Note – These 326 individuals were the original Founders of the Professional Group on RFI; this list is still being searched for by the History Committee of the EMC Society of the IEEE.)

The petition read as follows:

The undersigned do hereby petition for the formation of an IRE Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference in the field of interest of electronics. The scope of this group, if approved, would encompass the following: Radio Frequency Interference, including: (1) Methods of measurement and control. (2) Systems considerations such as: Susceptibility, Vulnerability, Compatibility, Spectrum Utilization, Related Propagation Effects, and Subjective Effects. (3) Studies of the origins of interference, both man-made and natural, and their classification. (4) Cooperation with other Professional Groups, committees and other organizations through joint meetings and activities; and by other appropriate means. The scope will also include scientific, technical, industrial, or other areas that contribute to the field of interest, or utilize the techniques or products of this field where necessary to advance the art and science in this field, subject, as the art develops, to additions, subtractions, or other modifications directed or approved by the IRE Committee on Professional Groups.

The proposed Group is a new Group.

The following differentiates the field of interest of the proposed group from those of prior groups about which misunderstanding might occur. The new Group will bring together all those concerned with Radio Frequency Interference problems; and provide means which do not now exist of disseminating related technical information.

The undersigned and other members of the IRE interested in forming this group arrived at their decision to petition for the formation of the group through the following discussions or meetings: Meeting at Willkie Memorial Building, New York City, April 10, 1957 Meeting at IRE Headquarters, May 2, 1957

The undersigned have named the following as desirable members of the Administrative Committee and asked that they be named as those officers for the year indicated.

1-Year Term – R. Fairweather, L. Milton, B. Schenker, and H. Schwenk 2-Year Term – S. Burruano, J. McNaul, A. Kall, W. Pakala 3-Year Term – W. Crichlow, Z. Grobowski, M. Kant, R. Showers

On October 10, 1957; the IRE approved the formal petition and the new Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference (PGRFI) was officially born.

Founders of the IRE Professional Group On RFI

At the 25th anniversary of the founding of the IRE Professional Group on RFI, forty of the original 326 signers were still active members of the organization. These forty founders are Stuart Bailey, Saul Bernstein, Samuel J. Burruano, Edward W. Chapin, John F. Chappell, James J. Crenca, Rexford Daniels, Alfred Eckersley, Herman Garlan, Simon Goldman, Frank M. Greene, Joseph S. Grevious, Zigmund Grobowski, Fred Haber, J. M. Harley, Albert R. Kall, Milton Kant, E. V. Kavanaugh, Edwin S. Kesney, Warren Kesselman, Robert A. Kulinyi, Merrill N. Lustgarten, Vincent J. Mancino, Leonard Milton, Joseph Naresky, Stuart Nellis, John J. O’Neil, William A. Pakala, John J. Renner, James S. Rice, Douglas W. Robertson, Joseph L. Ryerson, Harold R. Schwenk, Neal H. Shepherd, Bryce Showalter, Ralph M. Showers, Samuel Skolnick, Leonard W. Thomas, Sr., and Anthony Zimbalatti.

James McNaul on left with founders (from L. to R.) Vince Mancino, Milton Kant, Ralph Showers, Sam Burruano, and Tony Zimbalatti, 2007

First Administrative Committee

The first meeting of the Administrative Committee of the Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference (PGRFI) was held November 20, 1957 at the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Harold Schwenk was elected as the first Chairman, Leonard Milton as the first Vice-Chairman, Albert R. Kall as the first Secretary, and Lieutenant James P. McNaul as the first Treasurer. The first official term of office ran from July 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959. The second chairman was Lieutenant James P. McNaul, and the third was Ralph Showers.

In 1963, the IEEE was formed from the combination of the IRE and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE.) The IRE Professional Group on RFI became the IEEE Professional Group on RFI.

Then, in 1978, the PGRFI became the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society of the IEEE (its current name).

In 1965, the terms of office were changed to run concurrently with the calendar year so A. H. Sullivan, Jr. served as Chairman from 1 July 1965 until 31 December 1967 (a total of two and one-half years.) This is the longest term served by any chairman.

In 1972, the offices of Chairman and Vice-Chairman were renamed President and Vice-President in a title change that has remained constant ever since. The Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer had no specific terms, and were often held for long periods of time by the same persons. However, traditionally the President (Chairman, in the past) served a two-year term beginning in 1974 – 1975 with W. E. “Gene” Cory. The traditional two-year term of the President of the Society was formalized in 1997 with a motion at the Board level.

A complete list of all Past Chairmen and Presidents is shown below.

Presidents of the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society

Some officers that have served in their positions for a long time. For example, L.W. (Leonard) Thomas, Sr. served as Secretary from 1966-1982 (17 years) and Warren Kesselman has been Treasurer from 1972-1983 and again from 1998-2008. (for a total of 23 years). And, Janet O’Neil has been Secretary from April of 1988 and is still serving in that position in 2008.

Symposiums

As mentioned earlier in this article, Conferences and Symposiums have been an important part of the EMC Society from its beginnings, and indeed even before the time of its organization. The first Conference on Radio Interference Reduction was held in December of 1954 at the Armour Research Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, Illinois. It was followed by the Second Conference at the Sheraton Hotel in Chicago on March 6 and 7 in 1956. The Third Armour Conference was held in February of 1957 and was instrumental as the meeting place for the organizers of the EMC Society. A total of 10 Armour Conferences were held. The last one was took place at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois from November 17-19, 1964. It was jointly sponsored by the US Army, US Navy and the US Air Force, and as organized by the Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute in cooperation with the IEEE EMC Group.

The first PGRFI symposium was held in New York City on June 15 and 16, 1959 with 250 people attending. The second one was held in 1960 in Washington, DC and was attended by over 400 people. Due to that success, the third Symposium was held in “DC” again.

During the years of the first EMC symposiums, the proceedings were termed digests and contained abstracts and summaries of the papers presented. In 1965, with the dissolution of the Armour conferences, the EMC Symposia records began to include some full papers and within two years (by 1967) all the symposia records included full papers.

The symposium was first called a National Symposium until about 1970, when the IEEE became interested in assuring all countries in the world were represented by its membership, and renamed it the International Symposium. The first IEEE International EMC Symposium held outside the United States was in 1984 in Tokyo, Japan. That year a separate EMC symposium was held in San Antonio, Texas for USA activities. Since then, an International Symposium for the IEEE was held in Montreal (Canada) in 2001 and in Türkiye (sponsored by the Israel chapter) in 2003.

Of course, the EMC Society has cooperated with other EMC symposiums around the world. These include the Zurich Symposiums (held in odd-numbered years) and the Wroclaw Symposiums (usually held in even-numbered years). It should be noted that the “Zurich” symposiums were actually held in Montreux (1975 and 1977) and Rotterdam (1979). Other EMC Symposiums from all over the world have asked for technical cooperation from the EMC Society over the years and, typically, the IEEE EMC Society has agreed to cooperate with these “international” symposiums.

Produced from the 2007 Symposium in Honolulu, HI, the Founders War Stories video is available for viewing.

Transactions

An important element of the EMC Society has always been its technical publications, especially the Transactions. The Transactions were initiated in 1959 and were first called the IRE Transactions on Radio Frequency Interference. In 1963, their name was changed to the IEEE Transactions on Radio Frequency Interference and in 1964, their name was changed to IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility (the current name.)

The IEEE Transactions on EMC publishes high-quality scientific peer-reviewed papers. The papers have contributed significantly to the advance of EMC technology over the past 50 years.

Early editions were published under the guidance of a Publications Committee and a Technical Papers Committee. The acting editors in this early time-frame were Ralph Showers (1959), O.P. Schreiber (1960), A.R. Kall (1961-1962), and A.H. Sullivan, Jr. (1962-1964). In 1964, an official editor was selected for the first time and, as the publication grew, associate editors were added. The first formal editor was A. H. Sullivan, Jr. (1964-1968) and the second was R.B. “Dick” Schulz (1969-1987). This excellent beginning was followed by the appointment of Moto Kanda (1988-2000) and Marcello D’Amore (2000-2003). The current Transactions Editor-in-Chief is Flavio G. Canavero.

In addition to the editors, the authors, reviewers, and the IEEE editorial staff have contributed significantly to the success and the high-quality of the EMC Transactions. Normally, the EMC Transactions are published four times a year but, sometimes special issues are produced which results in a fifth publication in a given year.

Examples of articles in a recent Issue include the following:

  1. “A Higher Order Nonstandard FDTD-PML Method for the Advanced Modeling of Complex EMC Problems in Generalized 3-D Curvilinear Coordinates” by N. V. Kantartzis and T. D. Tsiboukis.
  2. “Common-Mode Current Due to a Trace Near a PCB Edge and Its Suppression by a Guard Band” by Y. Kayano, M. Tanaka, J.L. Drewniak, and H. Inoue.
  3. “Study of the Coupling Between Human Head and Cellular Phone Helical Antennas” by S. Koulouridis and K. S. Nikita.
  4. “Optimization of Carbon Fiber Composite for Microwave Absorber” by C.P. Neo and V.K. Varadan.

Newsletter

Before the Professional Group on RFI had a newsletter, there was an informal newsletter “Quasis and Peaks” which was originated by Rexford Daniels in 1954 in order to coordinate happenings in the technical area of Interference. It should be noted, however, that the first newsletter published directly by the PGRFI was actually written and edited by Milton Kant, one of the founders of the EMC Society. It was published January 2, 1958.

But, the second and subsequent Newsletters of the Professional Group on RFI was edited by Rex Daniels and he continued as the editor until 1968 (Issues #2 -#53.) In 1968, Robert Goldblum became the editor and remained in that position until 1997 (Issues #54 - #173.) Since then, Janet O’Neil has edited the Newsletter.

The newsletter’s name has changed a number of times. It was originally called “The Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference Newsletter” (Issues #1 and #2.) Then, it became the “IRE Professional group on Radio Frequency Interference Newsletter” (Issues #3 - #24 – August 1958 – December 1962.) Issues Number 25 and 26 were entitled “IEEE Professional Group on Radio Frequency Interference Newsletter.” Then, Issue # 27 in April of 1963 was entitled “IEEE Professional Technical Group on Radio Frequency Interference Newsletter” and this title changed immediately to “IEEE Professional Technical Group on Electromagnetic Compatibility Newsletter” for Issue # 28 in July of 1963. It continued this way until Issue #34 in August of 1964 when the title switched to “IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Group Newsletter.” (It was obvious from the rapid switch in Newsletter titles that there was a lot of changes going on around 1963 with the formation of the IEEE!) The title then remained constant until Issue #98, in the summer of 1978, when it changed to “IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Newsletter.” The final change, to its present title of “IEEE EMC Society Newsletter,” occurred at Issue # 146.

The Newsletter has changed in content and length over the years. It started in the early years with four pages. It grew to an average size of 24 pages under Bob Goldblum and more recently has grown again, under Janet O’Neil, to more than 50 pages. The newsletter has associate editors who support the chief editor in her duties.

Past Issues

1950s

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EMC Abstracts

One of the areas of the EMC Society Newsletter that has been popular over the years has been the EMC Abstracts. These are short summaries of magazine articles and other pertinent articles on EMC that have been reviewed by EMC technical experts. The Abstracts highlight the main gist of the articles and describe the location of the article for the reader who wants more information.

Examples of recent EMC Abstracts include the following:

1. “Analysis on Shielding Effectiveness of Metallic Enclosures with Slot,” Yingpeng Fan, Zhengwei Du, Ke Gong, and Guoding Li; from the Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Conference on Environmental Electromagnetics CEEM ‘2003, Hangzhou, China, November 4-7, 2003, pp. 43- 46

2. “Analysis of Resonance Characteristics of a Power Bus with Rectangle and Triangle elements in Multi-layer PCBs” – Zhi Liang Wang, Osami Wada, Yoshitaka Toyota and Ryuji Koga; , from the Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Conference on Environmental Electromagnetics CEEM ‘2003, Hangzhou, China, November 4-7, 2003, pp. 73-76.

Technical Services

The EMCS has a Vice-President of Technical Services who supervises a number of technical activities in the Society. His area of responsibility includes the Technical Advisory Committee (which has been a part of the EMCS for over twenty-five years), whose subcommittees include TC-1 through TC-10.

Their areas of interest are:

1. TC-1 EMC Management 2. TC-2 EMC Measurement 3. TC-3 EM Environment 4. TC-4 EMI Control 5. TC-5 High Power EM 6. TC-6 Spectrum Management 7. TC-7 Nonsinusoidal Fields 8. TC-8 EM Product Safety 9. TC-9 Computational EMC 10. TC-10 Signal Integrity 11. TC-11 Nanotechnology in EMC

EMC Standards

The EMCS also has a Vice-President of Standards and the EMC Society has developed a number of standards over the years. The EMCS has had an interest in developing standards in the area of EMC almost from its origin as a Society.

Current EMC Society standards include:

1. IEEE Standard 139-1988 – “IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Radio Frequency Emissions from Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) Equipment Installed on User’s Premises.” (NOTE – This standard was last reaffirmed by the EMC Society in 1999.) 2. IEEE Standard 299-1997 – “IEEE Standard Method for Measuring the Effectiveness of Electromagnetic Shielded Enclosures.” 3. IEEE Standard 377-1980 – “IEEE Recommended Practice for Measurement of Spurious Emissions from Land-Mobile Communication Transmitters.” (NOTE – This standard was last reaffirmed by the EMC Society in 1997.) 4. IEEE Standard 1128-1998 – “IEEE Recommended Practice for RF Absorber Performance Evaluation in the Range 30 MHz to 5 GHz.”

International Growth

During its first 25 years of growth the EMC Society were very much oriented towards the United States. The symposia were called National Symposiums, and most members were from the United States. Of the 21 EMCS chapters in 1982, 20 were located in the USA, with the sole international chapter located near Tokyo, Japan

Contrast that to the 2008 list of EMCS Chapters: there are 65 EMCS Chapters and 33 of them are outside the United States. The chapters outside the USA include Austria, Beijing (China), Benelux (Belgium), Brazil (Sao Paulo), France, Germany, Israel, Italy (Roma), Japan, Malaysia, Melbourne (Australia), Montreal (Canada), Nanjing (China), Ottawa (Canada), Romania, Russia (Siberia), Sendai (Japan), Seoul (Korea), Singapore, Spain, St. Petersburg (Russia), Sweden, Switzerland, Taipei/Taiwan, Toronto (Canada), Türkiye, Ukraine, and United Kingdom & Republic of Ireland.

The membership of the EMC Society has also shown international growth. The current composition of its 4000 members is 60 % from the USA, 40% international.

Conclusion

The EMC Society has grown from a few hundred members in 1957 to its current size of over four thousand. The number of chapters has grown and matches the growth in membership. The Society now includes members and chapters from all over the world.

The EMC Society has a history of high-quality EMC Transactions, high-quality International EMC Symposiums, excellent EMC Standards, and outstanding Technical Committees.

Even as the Society celebrates its recent 50th Anniversary, it is also preparing for another 50 years of progress in its technical niche of Electromagnetic Compatibility.

Archival documents

EMC Pacific Area Committee Newsletter

Photo Gallery

References

1. Thomas, Sr.; Leonard W. and Hill, James S.; “A Brief Review of the Origin and Growth Statistics of the IEEE EMC Society;” IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Vol EMC-25, No. 3. August – 1983; Pages 138-153. 2. Kesselman, Warren; Private Communications with the Author, 2004.

Further Materials

IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Interviews - Interviews with prominent EMC members, including Ralph M. Showers and Warren A. Kesselman.

Link to IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society

Interviews with EMC Founders Milton Kant, Mervin First, and Dr. Ralph Showers