IEEE EDS/CASS sponsored “One-Day Summer Camp for Female High School Students” to join engineering especially in electrical engineering and computer engineering. SHE@IEEE is Soaring High-powered Excellence in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE): SHE in ECE. The participants will be middle school and high school students entering 7th to 12th grades in the IEEE North Jersey Section and the surrounding community.Participants Did:- Learn about various IEEE activities.- Students will meet current and present female undergraduate and graduate students in ECE program.- The student will visit the ECE Research laboratories related to robotics, electronics, and communication/network research.- Female faculty members will address the students describing their career growth.- Students will be addressed by female industry leaders in ECE disciplines with ECE degrees.- Former female ECE students who are working in Industry will address- Students will discover the current trends and the future Electron Device technology by interacting with the female guest speakers.- ECE Program advisors will also present the academic activities and requirements.- Students will carry out a few hands-on activities that will include circuits boards andParticipants are encouraged to (https://connect.njit.edu/register/?id=9134b68e-f34f-4e09-b18f-40abf0f78992)Co-sponsored by: ED/CAS, AP/MTT17 Agenda: You do not have to be an IEEE Member to attend. Refreshmen is free for all attendess. Please invite your friends and colleagues to take advantages of this Invited series of Distinguished Lectures. You need to register.Room: ATRIUM, Bldg: NJIT Campus Center, 154 Summit Street, Newark, NJ 07102, Newark, New Jersey, United States, 07102

IEEE EDS/CASS sponsored “One-Day Summer Camp for Female High School Students” to join engineering especially in electrical engineering and computer engineering. SHE@IEEE is Soaring High-powered Excellence in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE): SHE in ECE. The participants will be middle school and high school students entering 7th to 12th grades in the IEEE North Jersey Section and the surrounding community. Participants Did: - Learn about various IEEE activities. - Students will meet current and present female undergraduate and graduate students in ECE program. - The student will visit the ECE Research laboratories related to robotics, electronics, and communication/network research. - Female faculty members will address the students describing their career growth. - Students will be addressed by female industry leaders in ECE disciplines with ECE degrees. - Former female ECE students who are working in Industry will address - Students will discover the current trends and the future Electron Device technology by interacting with the female guest speakers. - ECE Program advisors will also present the academic activities and requirements. - Students will carry out a few hands-on activities that will include circuits boards and Participants are encouraged to (https://connect.njit.edu/register/?id=9134b68e-f34f-4e09-b18f-40abf0f78992) Co-sponsored by: ED/CAS, AP/MTT17 Agenda: You do not have to be an IEEE Member to attend. Refreshmen is free for all attendess. Please invite your friends and colleagues to take advantages of this Invited series of Distinguished Lectures. You need to register. Room: ATRIUM, Bldg: NJIT Campus Center, 154 Summit Street, Newark, NJ 07102, Newark, New Jersey, United States, 07102

Metamaterials (MTMs) are synthetic electromagnetic materials possessing unique properties not found in natural materials. Their introduction has spurred the creation of innovative circuits with enhanced components. One notable metamaterial-based design is the composite right/left-handed transmission line (CRLH-TL) leaky-wave antennas (LWAs). These antennas offer continuous frequency-dependent beam scanning from backfire to end-fire with an accurate broadside beam. Using a straightforward feeding mechanism, they also ensure excellent impedance matching throughout their operational range. The CRLH LWAs' ability to map frequency to space means unknown target locations can be pinpointed by analyzing the spectral components of the returning wave. This paves the way for real-time detection, with data acquisition speeds mainly determined by the signal source's frequency sweep rate. The sensor's field of view is also expanded thanks to the wide scanning angle of CRLH LWAs. Such features enable applications like swift 2-D beamforming, expansive real-time remote sensing, vital sign monitoring, motion detection, and microwave imaging. Additionally, applying spatiotemporal modulation to CRLH LWAs can generate harmonic waves and enhance physical layer security, promoting safer wireless communication. Co-sponsored by: IEEE North Jersey Section Speaker(s): Dr. Chung-Tse Michael Wu Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/426636

Agenda: Everyone is invited to join in a Celebration with Dr Iwama, Calling all Life Members to join and to be recognized. Please indicate if you are a Life Member in the Registration response. Speakers will include 1. Irwin Gerszberg of AT&T Labs 2. Dr Peter Vetter, President of Nokia Bell Labs. 3. Dr Timothy Lee Boeing Fellow, IEEE-USA President 2025; 4, Margaret J Lyons, PE IEEE Senior Member, Radio Club of America Secretary. The event will include Technical talks, Lunch, Museum Tours, a Watch Party, Cupcakes, and Cookies. Students, teachers, community members, Young Professionals... everyone is invited. There will be photographs at "The Spirit of Communication" and at the Telstar Museum Display with Leaders and Luminaries. Please send a PowerPoint Message for the occasion to be displayed around the building and to become part of the Event Playlist. Bldg: A, AT&T Science and Technology Innovation Center and Museum, 200 South Laurel Avenue , Middletown, New Jersey, United States, 07748

This webinar covers the practical aspects of measuring noise figures on a vector network analyzer (VNA) using the cold source technique. It builds on the concepts introduced earlier in this noise figure series. First, we review the method of the cold source noise figure measurement, pointing out the various parameters the VNA needs to measure in order to calculate the noise figure. This leads naturally to a discussion of measurement challenges, where we find some things are easy to control and measure while others are more difficult. We introduce best practices and techniques for each task to improve the noise figure measurement results. Demonstrations follow, where the instrument is configured for a noise figure measurement, then calibrated, and finally, the noise figure of a low noise amplifier is measured. Co-sponsored by: IEEE North Jersey Section Speaker(s): Michael (Mike) Leffel, Noha Ibrahim Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/426644

Abstract: Members of IEEE have been involved in the development of artificial intelligence since its inception. Since 2015 there has been a great effort to develop ethical guidelines for AI in the IEEE, leading to a series of documents on Ethically Aligned Design for Intelligent and Autonomous Systems, including analysis of ethically aligned design for business and education. In addition to these analysis and policy documents, IEEE's Standards Association has created a series of standards for the ethical use of AI, the 7000 standard series. These standards have influenced international AI and ethics public policy, including a Digital Services Framework Based on the Rights Principles for Children. In this talk we will look at IEEE's efforts in promoting and defining ethical design with AI and its applications in advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Speaker: Tom Coughlin, President, Coughlin Associates is a digital storage analyst and business and technology consultant. He has more than 40 years in the data storage industry with engineering and senior management positions at several companies. An IEEE Life Fellow, Dr. Coughlin has many publications and six patents. He is also the author of Digital Storage in Consumer Electronics: The Essential Guide, which is now in its second edition with Springer. Tom is a regular storage and memory contributor for forbes.com and media and entertainment organizations. Coughlin Associates consults and publishes books and market and technology reports, including The Media and Entertainment Storage Report and an Emerging Memory Report, and puts on digital storage-oriented events. Tom has served in numerous IEEE volunteer leadership roles, including President of IEEE-USA, Director of IEEE Region 6, Vice President and Board member of the IEEE Consumer Technology Society, Chair of the Santa Clara Valley IEEE Section, and Chair of the Consultants Network of Silicon Valley. He is also active with the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) and the Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers (SMPTE). Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/422941

The oscilloscope is a vital tool on every test bench, so mastering it can help you save time and achieve accurate measurements. In this webinar, our experts will cover oscilloscope fundamentals, demonstrating proper operation techniques and highlighting parameters to be mindful of when performing measurements. They will delve into critical topics such as bandwidth, acquisition rate, blind time, memory, and triggering, explaining how these specifications impact signal representation and measurement accuracy. Co-sponsored by: IEEE North Jersey Section Speaker(s): Nick Le Bas, Noha Ibrahim Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/426640

TALK ABSTRACT: Recent technological advances enabled low cost small satellite development and launch services which gave rise to the new space economy. Democratizing access to space feeds innovation and bolsters economic development taking the market away from a few large corporations and allowing smaller businesses to compete and thrive. In this talk, the process of creating a space corporation in Maine with examples of space based applications and research and development projects will be presented. Audience will learn more about opportunities and pitfalls in this new era. Speaker(s): Dr. Ali Abedi Agenda: Recent technological advances enabled low cost small satellite development and launch services which gave rise to the new space economy. Democratizing access to space feeds innovation and bolsters economic development taking the market away from a few large corporations and allowing smaller businesses to compete and thrive. In this talk, the process of creating a space corporation in Maine with examples of space based applications and research and development projects will be presented. Audience will learn more about opportunities and pitfalls in this new era. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/422563