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09:00 – 10:00 AM Topic: Fastener Torque Tension Technology About the Speaker: Dave Miller is employed by PCB Load & Torque as the RS Technology Product Manager. Dave has over 10:15 – 11:15 AM Topic: Sequencing for DC Power Supply Applications. About the Speaker: Dave Stuart is the Regional Sales Manager for Ametek Programmable Power 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Topic: Introduction to Piezoelectric Sensors Speaker: Kevin Westhora Sponsor: Stress Analysis Services, Inc. About the Speaker: Kevin Westhora is the Director of Sales for Dytran Instruments 01:00PM – 02:00 PM Topic: Configuring DC Electronic Power Loads for High Power Test Description: Understanding how DC Electronic Loads work is fundamental to successful power source and component test · Learn techniques in applying the electronic load in various power test applications · Learn how the operating modes of interact with the device under test · Learn how to specify an electronic power load and what questions to ask when purchasing in order Speakers: Chas Gilmore and Cliff Nazelli Sponsor: EQS Systems 02:30 – 03:30 PM Topic: Power Quality Analyzer Basics About the Speaker: Bill Paden is a Senior Sales Engineer for Hioki
Description: The importance of clamp load in threaded fastener assembly torque tension technology
Speaker: Dave Miller Sponsor: PCB Piezotronics, Inc.
20 years experience in the field of fastener technology. Base in
conducting seminars on torque and fastener technology.
Description: More companies need to cut testing time and increase flexibility of testing. By using on-board controls,
sophisticated sequencing allows for repetitive testing.
Speaker: Dave Stuart Sponsor: DytecEast
Description: Piezoelectric sensors are used in a variety of dynamic testing applications, including those found in aerospace,
automotive, industrial and laboratory environments. The difference between dynamic and static measurements
is explained and examples of each are presented. Reasons for using piezoelectric sensors compared to other
types include the size, weight, measurement range, temperature range, and frequency ranges available. Typical
piezoelectric element designs are reviewed. Two common types of piezoelectric sensors are in use today -
voltage mode and charge mode. Voltage mode sensors utilize built-in or integral electronics (IEPE). Advantages
and disadvantages and common setups of both IEPE and charge mode sensors are discussed. Also considered
are various sensor mounting options and the resulting effect on frequency response, transducer selection criteria,
and recommended general care and handling of piezoelectric devices.
and maximizing the value received from your capital and time investments. Learn how to maximize the load’s
value by gaining a fundamental understanding of electronic load operation, its strengths and weaknesses
o Static Test
o Dynamic Test (pulse, Sine, Arbitrary)
to achieve highest value ($/Watt and best use of your time)
About the Speakers: Both Chas Gilmore and Cliff Nazelli represent PPM, Inc.
Description: Why be concerned about power quality? Learn about power quality problem sources.
Speaker: Bill Paden Sponsor: Hioki
measurement field.
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