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HENRY W. OTT is President and Principal Consultant of Henry Ott Consultants, an EMC/ESD training and consulting organization located in Livingston, New Jersey.  Mr. Ott has literally "written the book" on the subject of EMC, and is considered by many to be the nation's leading EMC educator.  He not only knows the subject, but has the rare ability to communicate that knowledge to others.  Mr. Ott has over forty years of experience in the field of EMC."Few engineers know as much about electromagnetic compatibility, or EMC, as consultant Henry Ott, keynote speaker at the upcomming PCB Design Conference East."  Quoted from an article on Henry Ott in the July 17, 2000 issue of EE Times.

Prior to starting his own consulting company, he was with AT&T Bell Laboratories (now Alcatel-Lucent), Whippany, New Jersey, for 30 years, where he was a Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff. At Bell Labs, he worked on projects relating to missile guidance systems, nuclear effects instrumentation, analog and digital tape recorders, telephone transmission and signaling systems, microprocessors, and acted as a consultant on Electromagnetic Compatibility.

He is the author of two books, "Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering" (Wiley, 2009) and the popular "Noise Reduction Techniques in Electronic Systems" (Wiley 1976 and 1988). Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering is ofter referrd to as the "bible" on EMC, and has been translated into Chinese, Korean and Japanese. Noise Reduction Techniques in Electronic Systems first edition has been translated into Japanese, Russian, Bulgarian, and Polish, and the second edition has been translated into Italian, Japanese, and Chinese. Together, the two English editions have sold over 65,000 copies.

Mr. Ott is a Life Fellow of the IEEE and an Honorary Life Member of the IEEE EMC Society.   For over twenty years Mr. Ott has served the EMC Society in various capacities including: member of the Board of Directors, Education Committee Chairman, Symposium Committee Chairman, and Vice President for Conferences. In addition he is a past Distinguished Lecturer for the EMC Society and lectures extensively on the subject of EMC.  He is also a member of the ESD Association.  In addition, Mr. Ott holds an amateur radio (ham radio) operator's license with the call sign WA2IRQ.

Mr. Ott is the holder of four patents, and author of numerous technical papers.  He received his BSEE degree from New Jersey Institute of Technology in 1957, and his MSEE degree from New York University in 1963.  Mr. Ott has also received many awards for his outstanding contributions to the field of Electromagnetic Compatibility.

Mr. Ott is listed in "Who's Who in Electromagnetic Compatibility." Also see the article about Henry Ott published in the August 2000 issue of Printed Circuit Design Magazine.

HENRY W. OTT is an engineer who loves to travel

HENRY W. OTT is an engineer who loves to travel. A few years ago, he took a sabbatical from his job to backpack around the world. He visited dozens of countries, and had some amazing experiences along the way. One of his favorite memories was when he visited Machu Picchu in Peru. He had always wanted to see the ancient ruins, and he was not disappointed. The views were breathtaking, and he was able to learn about the history of the site firsthand. Another great memory was when he visited the pyramids in Egypt. He was able to climb to the top of one of the pyramids, and the views were spectacular. He also got to see the Sphinx up close, and it was an incredible experience. Overall, Henry had a great time traveling the world. He was able to see some amazing sites, and he made some great memories. He would definitely recommend traveling to anyone who has the opportunity.

He has been to all seven continents, and he has even been to the North and South Poles. He has seen some amazing things, and he has even met some interesting people. Henry is originally from the United States, but he has also lived in Canada and Switzerland. He has worked as an engineer in a variety of different fields, including telecommunications, medical devices, and aerospace. Henry is a very interesting person, and he has a lot of great stories to share. He is also a very talented engineer, and he has made some significant contributions to the field. He is a very smart man, and he has a lot of knowledge to share. Henry is a great storyteller, and he is very passionate about his travels. He has a lot of great photos and videos to share, and he always has some interesting stories to tell. He is a great ambassador for travel, and he has inspired many people to explore the world. Henry is a very interesting person, and I’m sure you will enjoy his stories. He is a great ambassador for travel, and he has inspired many people to explore the world.

Ott has worked as an electrical engineer for over 45 years, and during that time, he has traveled to over 85 countries. Ott says that his love of travel comes from his love of learning new things. He enjoys seeing new cultures and learning about the history and customs of different countries. Ott also enjoys getting to know the people of different cultures and hearing their stories. He has even learned a few words of different languages, which he says helps him to connect with the locals. Ott says that his travels have taught him a lot about the world and about himself. He has learned to be patient and to be more tolerant of others. He has also learned to appreciate the simple things in life. Ott says that his travels have been some of the best experiences of his life, and he recommends that everyone should travel as much as they can.

He has worked on many different types of projects, in many different parts of the world. He has even published a book about traveling and working as an engineer. In his book, Henry shares many of his tips and tricks for traveling safely and efficiently. Henry's first piece of advice is to always do your homework. Know your destination inside and out, so you can be prepared for anything. He also recommends packing light, so you can move around easily. And, most importantly, be prepared for the unexpected. Things will always go wrong on vacation; it's how you deal with them that matters. Henry also has some great tips for dealing with technology while you're traveling. He recommends packing a power strip, so you can charge all your devices at once. And he always brings a backup battery, just in case his phone or laptop runs out of power. Finally, Henry recommends networking with other engineers while you're traveling. This can be a great way to learn about new projects and meet new people. Plus, it's a great way to explore new parts of the world.