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IEEE.tv™ - PROGRAM GUIDE
IEEE.tv is free with your IEEE membership. Since its official launch in 2007, IEEE.tv has significantly expanded its program menu, and offers both public-access and exclusive, members-only programming. Additionally, all IEEE.tv programs are available for download to members with an active, IEEE web account.
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
• Analog to Digital Traits (Member Access) - Accuracy, efficiency and speed are
the three fundamental traits of analog to digital converters. Using electronic
cameras and temperature sensor, these basics are explained. The experts are
Charles Sodini of MIT and Terri Fiez of Oregon State University, frequent
presenters at the VLSI Symposium on Circuits.
• Analog to Digital Types (Member Access) - Four fundamental types of analog to
digital converters are described by expert circuit designers and frequent
presenters at the VLSI Symposium on Circuits. Successive approximation, flash,
pipeline, and delta sigma. The experts are Asad Abidi of UCLA and Terri Fiez of
Oregon State University.
• Doing the Right Thing: Social Implications of Technology (Member Access) -
This video intends to encourage working engineers and students to engage in
discourse concerning the social, economic, and environmental impact of
technology.
• Electric Ship Technologies Symposium (Member Access) - With the results of
new electric ship technologies, today's fleets are quieter and more fuel
efficient. From the cruise ship to the war ship, new technologies such as power
electronics enable greater control and balance. Find out more in this short
video.
• IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (Member Access) - This program
highlights the 2005 IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference covering the
latest in integrated circuits, the software to design them, and trends for the
future.
• Recycling: Computers & Electronics - This program highlights issues
concerning the issue of electronics at the end of their useful life.
• RFID - Radio Frequency Identification - Highlights of IEEE's first technical
conference on RFID, radio frequency identification, held March 26-28, 2007 in
Dallas, Texas. Includes a guided walk-through of the trade show floor,
interviews with RFID industry leaders, conference organizers, and Best Paper
award winner.
MEET THE AUTHORS
• Carl Selinger - Stuff you Don't Learn in Engineering School (Member Access) -
In this interview, Carl Selinger discusses his book "Stuff you Don't Learn in
Engineering School." This practical book offers young engineers advice on
speaking in front of a group, running a meeting effectively, making decisions,
setting priorities, working with all sorts of people, learning to negotiate,
developing leadership skills, and dealing with stress in the workplace.
• Diab and Frazier - Ethernet in the First Mile (Member Access) - In this
program, authors Wael Diab and Howard Frazier discuss their book, Ethernet in
the First Mile: Access for Everyone. Ethernet in the First Mile: Access for
Everyone brings the Ethernet in the First Mile standard (IEEE Std 802.3ah) to
life by explaining the principles behind the standard, presenting the
technology tradeoffs that led to standardization, and detailing all aspects of
the standard necessary for end users, deployers, service providers, IT
professionals, and students.
• Mark I. Montrose - Testing for EMC Compliance (Member Access) - In this
interview, Mark I. Montrose describes the details of his book "Testing for EMC
Compliance: Approaches and Techniques."
• Marks and Stanwood - WirelessMAN: Inside the IEEE 802.16 Standard (Member
Access) - In this program, co-authors Roger Marks and Kenneth Stanwood discuss
their book, WirelessMAN: Inside the IEEE 802.16 Standard for Wireless
Metropolitan Area Networks.
• Mostafa H. Sherif - Managing Projects in Telecommunications Services (Member
Access) - In this interview, Mostafa Hashem Sherif discusses his book "Managing
Projects in Telecommunications Services". This book effectively demonstrates the
unique requirements of projects in telecommunication services and, consequently,
the benefits of an integrated approach to project management that is
specifically tailored to the telecommunications industry.
• Richard J. Thompson Jr. - Crystal Clear (Member Access) - In this interview,
Richard J. Thompson, Jr. discusses his book Crystal Clear: The Struggle for
Reliable Communications Technology in World War II.
• Richard Schreier Ph.D - Understanding Delta Sigma Data Converters (Member
Access) - In this interview, Richard Schreier, Ph.D discusses his book
Understanding Delta Sigma Data Converters.
SPECIALS
• IEEE in China (Member Access) - This program discusses the opportunities for
the IEEE in the People's Republic of China.
• Profiles in Volunteering (Member Access) - This production highlights the
importance of volunteering with the IEEE. This is the first of a 3-part series
focusing on skill building and leadership.
• Care Innovations Green Engineering - Designing for sustainability is the
focus of this short program aimed at the general public. Experts discuss the
technical challenges of greening the entire chain, from raw materials to
manufacturing, distribution, and disposal.
• Care Innovations Responsibility For Being Green - This program takes a look
at the challenge of minimizing the environmental and health impacts of
electronics manufacturing. Discussions focus on the responsibility of industry,
government, academia, and the general public to foster the development of public
policy and the enforcement of laws to safeguard health and the environment.
• Care Innovations Toxics In Electronics - This program takes a look at the
challenge of minimizing the environmental and health impacts of toxics in
electronics. It explains to what extent toxics are involved in the
manufacturing process of various electronic devices and further explains the
current practices in controlling and disposing toxics during the manufacturing
process.
• Care Innovations WEEE and RoHs(e-waste recycling and disposal) - This
program will introduce the general public to WEEE and RoHs, including brief
background information about these directives, their goals and impact.
• Energy Innovations The Hydrogen House - The Energy Innovations series
profiles fascinating and innovative approaches to meeting our growing energy
needs. In this program, Mike Stritzki had a dream. As a tenacious engineer, he
was determined to realize it with his own hands. Thus was born the first
"hydrogen house" in the United States, designed and built in pastoral Hopewell,
New Jersey. An astonishing technical achievement lies in the bucolic setting: a
house with all the modern conveniences, but run entirely by the sun.
• Group on Earth Observations (GEOSS) - To coordinate the collecting and
analysis of data on our environment, the intergovernmental Group on Earth
Observations (GEOSS) is leading a worldwide effort to build a Global Earth
Observation System of Systems over the next 10 years to help study and manage
the world’s resources and disaster prediction and recovery. This program is
about the political challenges of developing this global information service
that includes satellite-based remote sensing technologies for data collection
and analysis.
• Group on Earth Observations(GEOSS) Applications - People are increasingly
aware of the environment and the impact of war, pollution, natural disasters,
and urban development on the environment. But there is less awareness of how
scientists and engineers are using satellites and remote sensing technology to
document, analyze and solve global problems.
• Group on Earth Observations (GEOSS) Technology - Remote Sensing technology
revolutionized mankind's ability to observe and measure the earth, the land,
the seas, and the atmosphere. Recorded at the IEEE 2006 International
Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, this program includes interviews with
several prominent scientists and engineers to gain a snapshot of recent
developments in Remote Sensing.
• IEEE Standard 1680: An Incentive to Design Greener Computers - An
introduction to IEEE Standard 1680 (EPEAT).
• The Grid - "CIRCUIT EARTH" is the brand name under which a number of premier
television series and related media, whose stories span the globe, are being
produced. Produced by Red Hot Entertainment, an international program developer
and producer, and the IEEE, the world's largest professional engineering
society, "Circuit Earth's" groundbreaking shows reveal and explain technology's
wonders and how they might help deliver civilization from its present plight.
• Wind Power - The Technology - This program provides background information
about wind power, including a brief history and overview of the technology
provided by experts interviewed at the 2006 IEEE Wind Power Symposium. The
program highlights activity in Europe, the United States, and China.
CAREERS & TECHNOLOGY
• Education for Analog ICs (Member Access) - So much to learn, so little time.
Research leaders in industry and at universities summarize the challenges of
training to design analog integrated circuits. The advantages of serving on
peer review committees to stretch your expertise, even after you have your
degree, is also discussed.
• Art of the Start: Entrepreneurship (Member Access) - Watch Guy Kawasaki,
former Apple Fellow and Managing Director of Garage.Com, share his unique
thoughts about what it is to be an entrepreneur and how to raise money. Hear
from experienced entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and angels about how to
raise money during the startup period and beyond.
• Careers in Information Technology - This program provides an overview of
career possibilities in IT. IT professionals and engineers from large and small
companies discuss the nature of their work.
• Emerging Field of Biomedical Engineering - This program provides an overview
of career possibilities in Biomedical Engineering. In this program professionals
discuss the nature of their work.
• Power Engineering: Careers that make technology work - This program provides
an overview of career possibilities in Power Engineering. In this program
professionals discuss the nature of their work.
• What's Out There - Careers for Electrical Engineers and Computer Scientists
- This program provides a bird-eye view of career possibilities in electrical
and computer engineering. Engineers working for large and small employers
discuss the nature of their work.
IEEE PRODUCTS
• IEEE Expert Now - Expert Now IEEE is a new, innovative product line which
features the best of IEEE's educational content delivered in one-hour long
online learning modules.
• IEEE Member Digital Library - This powerful online research tool provides
easy access to essential technical information from across the breadth of IEEE
publications through IEEE Xplore(R).
• VuSpec Series - This video introduces you to the IEEE Standards
Association's new VuSpec Series of browser-based standards products.
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