Mike Violette

Mike Violette is Director at-large with the EMC Society and supports the EMCS to IEEE’s IoT initiatives. Mike can be reached at mikev@wll.com.

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Testing for 5G?

This issue of In Compliance magazine presents the annual ode to Test Equipment. In...

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Follow Your Nose

Olfactory nerves lie at the top of your nasal passages and their associated axons...

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Off In Space: A Visit to NASA Glenn and Plum Brook Test Facilities

The next couple of installments of Reality Engineering will carry a spacey theme, in recognition of the ongoing efforts of rocket scientists and engineers in our community. Testing and verification of space-borne systems are critically important, you don’t get “do-overs” in space shots (we found that out in an earlier post “The Ringing Rocket"). Here we visit some NASA facilities that proved out Apollo-era designs and are being maintained for the next phase of space engineering.

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A Wreck of an Airplane

The C-47 Skytrain banked sharply left and the runway came into view, a slash...

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On Maxwell, The Natural Philosopher

James Clerk Maxwell was a man of prodigious and singular gifts, of insight, curiosity...

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Al’s Notebook

I love fools’ experiments. I am always making them. To discover anything new, one...

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Millibels in the Wind

Voiceless it cries, Wingless flutters, Toothless bites, Mouthless mutters. Radiometers are cool. Some are...

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The Linoleum Press Job and the Meatball: A Cautionary Tale

It rolls out in acres and covers millions of square meters of the planet....

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Wireless Certification in the Land of the Rising Sun

1311 F1 cover The first broadcasting station in Japan went on-air in 1925, a scant five years after the first radio station went live in the United States. A year later, Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai (NHK) was chartered by the Japanese government and is still the official public broadcast entity. The build-out of NHK’s network into the Pacific was extensive in the 1930s and during the early years of WWII and followed the expansion of Japan’s imperial armed forces across the Pacific.

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Celestial Dancer Certification: Khmer a Moment

Forty thousand elephants were used in the construction of Angkor Wat, the iconic world-heritage...

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