#Emc research free#
Unfortunately, this PAC is free to use its massive resources to damage a candidate and to promote other candidates. This is far from true, but the tactic resulted in the amassing of a small fortune by Benicia standards, $155,000 in an “Independent Expenditure” fund known as a political action committee (PAC). Valero went about scaring its workers – those employed by Valero and others who contract for work at the refinery – into believing that my candidate wants to close down the refinery and take away the workers’ livelihood, their jobs. When our City Attorney challenged the polling firms, Valero Refinery executive Don Wilson admitted that Valero paid for the poll, but neither he nor the polling firms would comply with our demands for more information. Their first strategy was to spend an unknown amount of money to employ two national firms, EMC Research and Research America, to conduct a nasty telephone “push poll,” blatantly mischaracterizing and demeaning one candidate for Council and painting rosy pictures of two others.
Valero Services Inc., based in Texas but with 115 subsidiaries in Delaware, Michigan, Canada and several wealthy Caribbean nations, decided it wanted to buy a seat on the Benicia City Council. News broke in late September that a major worldwide corporate power had bullied its way into our local democratic process. Two of our neighbors would be elected to our Benicia City Council in November. Some of my friends came to join me and others got behind other good neighbors, and the race was on. Along with others, I spent limited funds and as much time as I could to talk to folks, organize and campaign. NextGen EMC Lab project is an investment on commercial testing equipment to further improve the EMC research infrastructure at AAU Energy to provide scientific breakthroughs and ensure Denmark to be in the forefront of research and development in EMI/EMC in power electronics and its applications.Almost five months ago, I received an invitation to take part in the great democratic tradition of promoting a neighbor for local city governance.
Therefore, new modeling approaches and systematic design to mitigate EMI and ensure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) must be in place. However, due to inherent pulsating behavior of power electronics technology and faster switching of new semiconductor materials, the electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues generated from power electronics has become more problematic.
EMI/EMC in power electronics area has recently received significant interest due to the high penetration of power electronics systems such as renewable energies at generation side and motor drives at consumption level and the introduction of new semiconductor materials like wide band-gap (WBG) devices to further improve energy efficiency.
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