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NCEE Aids Local Business by Hosting Three-Day EMC Seminar

LINCOLN, NEB. (Aug 3, 2010)- The Nebraska Center for Excellence in Electronics (NCEE) has been aiding local manufactures and businesses since its opening in 2001 and in September (8-10) will be giving local businesses another opportunity to learn and grow. Kimmel Gerke Associates along with Tektronix will be providing a three-day seminar at NCEE on electromagnetic compatibility and signal integrity (EMC/SI) via Southeast Community College.

“This seminar is a great opportunity for local companies to better understand and improve their electronic products,” says Doug Kramer, NCEE General Manager. Participants will get the opportunity to learn about design tips and troubleshooting from seasoned experts in the field. Kimmel Gerke Associates is regarded as one of the leading companies in providing EMC consulting throughout the country. “Having a resource such as Kimmel Gerke Associates come into the Eastern Nebraska area is a tribute to area manufactures’ dedication to continual education and improvement,” says Mr. Kramer.

Local businesses and manufactures will be able to take the skills and tips learned during the three-day seminar and apply them to the products they design and manufacture. Seminars like these help businesses improve their products, procedures and increase efficiency and ultimately spur economic growth internally and in the community.

NCEE Labs is a product compliance, product safety, and environmental testing and consulting organization that serves aviation, information technology, wireless communications, industrial, scientific, medical, agricultural, and consumer products companies throughout the Midwest. Founded in 1998 to meet a growing demand for EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) testing, NCEE Labs houses one of the few public 10-m semi-anechoic chambers in the United States and is accredited by A2LA (American Association for Lab Accreditation) for EMC testing. NCEE Labs occupies a 15,700 square foot facility in the University of Nebraska Technology Park. For more information, visit www.nceelabs.com.