Monday, March 8, 2021. James Finn, the Principal EMI Consultant at Elexana LLC, was accepted into the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society. The EMC Society is the premier organization furthering the field of EMC studies, methods, and techniques.
The IEEE EMC Society's Mission is “to foster the development and facilitate the exchange of scientific and technological knowledge in the discipline of electromagnetic environmental effects and electromagnetic compatibility, as detailed in the EMCS's field of interest (FOI), and promote literary, educational and professional aspects thereof, that benefit members, the profession and humanity.”
The IEEE EMC Society’s field of interest “involves engineering related to the electromagnetic environmental effects of systems to be compatible with themselves and their intended operational environment. This includes standards, measurement techniques, and test procedures, instrumentation, equipment and systems characteristics, interference control techniques and components, education, computational analysis, and spectrum management, along with scientific, technical, industrial, professional or other activities that contribute to this field..”
Although James Finn first began learning and solving electromagnetic interference in the early ’90s, his development and reputation have traveled light-years within the past five years. Today, he is considered one of the foremost EMI Consultants in America. He was the project manager solving the ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), a billion-dollar project. He solved robotics communication problems for KUKA and Swisslog, helped solve a vaccine delivery system for Roche Molecular, and solved many more EMI issues.
Other companies James has solved EMI and EMC issues for include: Northwell Health, Montefiore Medical Center, Yale-New Haven Health, United Imaging, Jacobs Engineering, Dupont, DeSimone Engineering, New York Department of Social Services, Federal Business Centers, Ventrop Engineering, Desimone Engineering, and more.
