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November 2009 MEETING
REVISED TOPIC, SAME TIME AND PLACE:
Charles Hintz's presentation scheduled for Tuesday evening, “Consumer-Grade Video for Red Light Enforcement: Spoliation of Evidence?", has been REPLACED due to a family emergency. He'll record his talk later without an audience and we'll post it on
in December. At that time, we'll send an email blast alerting you to take a look at this fascinating topic that affects more than just the world of video engineering. This may be a case of video engineers helping maintain the quality of evidence in American jurisprudence.
For our live audience on Tuesday evening, 24 November, we offer an equally interesting and important presentation by Belden's Steve Lampen:
10 Gigabit Cable for Audio and Video Applications
- 7:00 PM Social time/refreshments in “Green Room”, KMVT-15, Mountain View
- 8:00 PM studio set-up/camera blocking
- 8:30 PM Program Recording in Main Studio
Program:
The hottest new thing in data – 10GbaseT, a new version of Ethernet with a nominal data rate of 10 Gbits per second, ten times faster than Gigabit Ethernet – will soon sweep into audio, video and broadcast applications, affecting everyone. Steve Lampen of Belden will show us what 10GbE is, how it works, and why previous cable and connector designs don't work. Steve will start his presentation with a history of Ethernet® and twisted pairs for data and take us on a ride into the near future.This one-hour video recording session will be divided into 10-minute "pods", to be published on http://blip.tv/search?q=SMPTESF , with links from www.SMPTEsf.org and www.smpte.org .
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY:
Steve Lampen has had an extensive career in broadcast engineering and installation, film production, and electronic distribution. He holds an FCC Lifetime General License (formerly a First Class FCC License) and is an SBE Certified Broadcast Engineer. On the data side, he's a BICSI Registered Communication Distribution Designer. His latest book, The Audio-Video Cable Installer’s Pocket Guide, is published by McGraw-Hill.
Welcome:
SMPTEsf welcomes members and friends to attend without charge.Location:
KMVT Community Television Ch.15 (cable access for Mountain View/Cupertino/Los Altos)1400 Terra Bella Ave., Suite M
Mountain View, CA 94043
