NEWS from IEEE-USA
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IEEE Fellow, Former Lockheed Martin CEO Norm Augustine Addresses Role of Science & Engineering in U.S. Job Creation at IEEE-USA Annual Meeting
 
NASHVILLE, TENN. (5 March 2010) — Innovation is the key for the United States to thrive in an increasingly global economy, IEEE Fellow Norman R. [...]

The American Public Power Association (APPA) is the service organization for the more than 2,000 community-owned electric utilities in the United States that serve more than 45 million Americans.
It was created in 1940 as a non-profit, non-partisan organization.
Its purpose is to advance the public policy interests of its members and their consumers, and provide member [...]

EEVblog #60
Fluke 117 Multimeter Review and Teardown

Check out this interesting and informative article in IEEE-USA Today’s Engineer Online
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Why Should You Become a Licensed Professional Engineer?
by Mitchell A. Thornton
When contemplating professional licensure, the central question for many electrical, computer and software engineers is: How will licensure benefit me? I will answer that question in this article, but first I’m going to review some [...]

NEWS from IEEE-USA
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New IEEE-USA President Identifies Advancing Viability and Contributions of the Profession as Top Priority for 2010
WASHINGTON (5 February 2010) — Evelyn H. Hirt, who became IEEE-USA president on 1 January, has identified advancing the viability and contributions of the profession as her top priority in 2010. [...]

Electrical engineers might appreciate the free grounding techniques design tutorial by Tamara Schmitz (Principal Applications Engineer, Intersil Corporation) that is available via this link: DESIGN TUTORIAL