Washington Laboratories participated in the EMC+SIPI 2025 Symposium, held August 18–22 in Raleigh, NC. This premier event in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and wireless compliance featured peer-reviewed papers, hands-on workshops, and live demonstrations. Explore our featured videos below to catch highlights and educational insights from the symposium.
IEEE MOVE Emergency Relief Truck Tour
Video Overview: David C. Wright of IEEE MOVE gives Steve Koster of Washington Laboratories a tour of one of the emergency relief trucks showcased at the symposium, chaired by Bruce Archambeault, Ph.D. The IEEE Emergency Relief Team works with the American Red Cross to provide short-term communications, power, and computing support to communities affected by disasters.
Did You Know? The IEEE Emergency Relief Team is always ready to assist disaster victims! Learn more or volunteer at IEEE MOVE.
Fair-Rite Products Podcast Feature
Video Overview: Michael Arasim and Bridget Kane-Ferrigan of Fair-Rite Products share insights on their popular podcast, Soft Magnetics Hard Topics. Steve Koster joins them to discuss key educational topics in magnetic materials and their applications. After this interview, Steve was also invited to appear on their podcast. Look for him on “Soft Magnetics Hard Topics” also on Youtube.
TEM Cell Explained by Bruce Archambeault, Ph.D.
Video Overview: Bruce Archambeault, Ph.D., Distinguished Lecturer and past Chair of the EMC Society, explains the TEM Cell (Transverse Electromagnetic Cell) to EMC Society Historian Dan Hoolihan. Learn about its development at the National Bureau of Standards (now NIST), how it evolved into a GTEM (GHz TEM), and its applications and limitations for radiated emissions testing.
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