The Society was formed in 1997 from the 30 years of experience of the Solid-State Circuits Council. The new society now has more than 13,500 members in just over three years. The advantages of SSCS membership lie in its outstanding publications and numerous meetings, conferences, workshops and symposia. SSCS members meet to describe their technical progress and interact in a community of interested workers in an exciting field. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., the parent organization of the Solid-State Circuits Society, is the world s largest professional engineering society serving over 350,000 members in approximately 150 countries.
Local Chapters SSCS Chapters serve the needs of members at the local level.
Chapter activities include guest speakers, Distinguished Lecturers, workshops, and tours of facilities. There are 37 SSCS chapters world-wide in 2001 with a more forming rapidly. SSCS members are encouraged to form and participate in a local chapter. SSCS, through their AdCom, promotes the formation of local Chapters and is prepared to provide financial assistance for activities. Current fees are listed on the form.