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Join us for

STANDARDS WEEK

at EMC+SIPI 2026

"STANDARDS WEEK" is a combination of talks, tutorials, workshops, panel sessions, and demonstrations that will inform us about new developments in international EMC and Signal Integrity/Power Integrity (SIPI) standards. You can also attend one of the many standards committee meetings and/or working group meetings during the Symposium week to learn more about the standards process, and how you can get involved. Standards Committee meetings are open to all!  Step up and serve your community and share your expertise!

JOIN A TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETING

All Attendees Are Welcome!

No matter where you are in the industry, at some point you will deal with an EMC issue. Maybe a device is causing interference or maybe it’s vulnerable to radio-frequency fields. Maybe a device crashes or resets after an electrostatic discharge. Maybe you’ve been looking for help explaining an EMC problem to your customer or your boss. All of these things happen. But you can be part of their solution!

The IEEE EMC Society’s Technical Committees (TCs) are where EMC standards, practices, and tools are created. Covering areas ranging from professional development to nanotechnology, the TCs are the volunteer consensus groups that provide the industry’s reference foundation. Communicating by email, conference call, or in person at a symposium, these groups give form to industry-leading technical practices.

Famous Texas BBQ

BBQ has been a staple in Texas since the beef industry boomed after the Civil War in 1866. Between 1866 and 1885, approximately 10 million Texas longhorns were shipped to Chicago to serve the growing meat industry. Thanks to Spanish, German, Czech, and Polish influence, BBQ evolved from multiple practices such as smoking meat for preservation, sausage processing, and cooking on a grill over a charcoal pit.

Popularization of BBQ has grown all over the U.S. and the world, not only for preservation, but for flavor. Every region of Texas has its own style and favorite way to prepare BBQ. Dallas specifically has its own technique which blends Central Texas and East Texas methods. Try regional cuisine such as brisket candy and Texas Twinkies. Good BBQ is a measure of true Texas Pride!

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