Technical Presentation - Seattle Aerospace & Electronics Systems Society Speaker(s): Hugh Griffiths, Location: Room: EEB 303 Bldg: University of Washington Electrical Engineering Building Seattle, Washington

Co-sponsored by: Circuits and Systems Society Technical Seminar By Dr. Jacques Christophe Rudell, Associate Professor, University of Washington Topic: New Frontiers for Analog and Mixed Signal CMOS - Neural Interfaces to Full Duplex Radios and mm-Wave Communication   Seattle EXCOM Chair, Dr. Xiaodong He     Speaker(s): Dr. Jacques C. Rudell, Agenda: 6:00pm-7:00PM    Technical Seminar: New Frontiers for Analog and Mixed Signal CMOS 7:00pm-8:30PM    Seattle Section EXCOM Location: Room: 1919 Bldg: Building 99 14820 NE 36th Street Redmond, Washington United States 98052-6399 redmond, Washington 98052

This month we’ll be talking with Tom Tomlinson and George L. Williams of Cummins Power Systems Agenda: We plan for a large overview on the many key questions concerning the installation of generator sets.   Types of fuel, Diesel, natural gas, LPG, or bi-fuel     Reasons and downfalls as to selecting one fuel over the other. Rough order of magnitude, cost differences between the different engine fuel types   Fuel Storage Allowed volumes on a site and locations Type of fuel tanks   Cooling Radiator locations Heat sources that need to allowed for Downfalls of remote cooling   Location of the generator set On the roof, in the building, or outside on a slab Sound & Nosie concerns   Why going circuit breakerless might make sense Code issues and coordination study challenges What is required on the specification and drawings?   This month we’ll be talking with Tom Tomlinson and George L. Williams of Cummins Power Systems   Meeting Agenda   We plan for a large overview on the many key questions concerning the installation of generator sets.   Types of fuel, Diesel, natural gas, LPG, or bi-fuel     Reasons and downfalls as to selecting one fuel over the other. Rough order of magnitude, cost differences between the different engine fuel types   Fuel Storage Allowed volumes on a site and locations Type of fuel tanks   Cooling Radiator locations Heat sources that need to allowed for Downfalls of remote cooling   Location of the generator set On the roof, in the building, or outside on a slab Sound & Nosie concerns   Why going circuit breakerless might make sense Code issues and coordination study challenges What is required on the specification and drawings?   Tom Tomlinson Consulting Engineer Specialist Tom has 25 years in Power Generation Sales. He started in Los Angeles at a distributor for Kohler Generators in 1992.  After 7 years in the Southern Californian market he had an opportunely move to back home to Seattle for the local distributor. As many of you may know he moved to Cummins Power Generation In 2009, to work as the consulting engineer specialist, working with local mechanical and electrical engineers.  This job requires answering questions, providing drawings and organizing factory tours and trips for Cummins Power Generation.     George L. Williams Senior Account Executive George had 30 years in the electrical industry.  He started in the Electrical industry in 1973 as an apprentice lineman for Arkansas Power and light.  After achieving Journeyman status he started college and studied business administration while working as an electrician.  In 1979, he received his Master’s Electrician’s license. He worked at various projects including 3 years in Brazil and as an electrician on an off shore oil production platform. He then worked for ASCO/ Emerson Network Power where he finished his degree in Management at night school while working his way from an estimator through project management to Cummins Power System’s Marketing Manager. Location: 701 Pike St Suite 1200 Seattle, Washington 98101

We are seeking nominations (self-nominations are encouraged) for the 2017 section leaders: Serving as a volunteer has provided me with a valuable network of contacts within the Seattle engineering community. Volunteer positions offer not only abundant networking opportunities but also great leadership experience. You can participate in a great cause and gain significant benefits from your new experiences. The nomination is due on November 29th, 2016 Please contact me. Sincerely, Sheree Wen Ph.D. swen@ieee.org IEEE Seattle section Past Chair,  2015, 2015

We are seeking nominations (self-nominations are encouraged) for the 2017 section leaders: Serving as a volunteer has provided me with a valuable network of contacts within the Seattle engineering community. Volunteer positions offer not only abundant networking opportunities but also great leadership experience. You can participate in a great cause and gain significant benefits from your new experiences. The nomination is due on November 29th, 2016 Please contact me. Sincerely, Sheree Wen Ph.D. swen@ieee.org IEEE Seattle section Past Chair,  2015, 2015

PLEASE JOIN THE IEEE SEATTLE HOLIDAY BANQUET AND A KEYNOTE SPEECH BY MICHAEL MATTEMILLER, CTO OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE. Please Join the IEEE Seattle Holiday Banquet !!!      Time : Friday, December 2, 2016 ,  6:00 pm     Place : Mandarin Buffet & Grill ,                   14850 NE 24th St, Redmond, WA 98052        A sumptuous feast with over 130 delicious dishes for you to enjoy !!!     And an inspiring keynote by  Mr. Michael Mattmiller, Chief Technology Officer, City of Seattle    

Co-sponsored by: IEEE seattle WIE, PACE, The computer Society Please join the IEEE Seattle Holiday Banquet at Mandarin Buffet & Grill. A sumptuous feast with over 130 delicious dishes for you to enjoy !!! You will also hear from the inspiring keynote by Mr. Michael Mattmiller, Chief Technology Officer.   Speaker(s): Mr. Michael Mattmiller, Agenda: 6pm  Dinner 7:30pm keynote by Mr. Michael mattmiller, Chief Technology Officer, City of seattle   Location: 14850 NE 24th St. Redmond, Washington 98052