The complexity and prevalence of electronic devices increase. The chances for interference caused by the use of multiple devices is an issue with nearly all forms of electronics. The field of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) studies these issues.
Today the electromagnetic compatibility of devices – their components, systems, and modules – is an absolute necessity. Think of warranting the reliability of medical devices, automation and wireless communication. EMC guidelines are included in European regulation since 1 January 1996.
Following the guidelines, electric and electronic devices have to comply with minimum standards concerning emissions and immunity. In specific applications much stricter requirements often apply.
After this course you have collected most important theoretical and practical knowledge of EMC:
The focus of this course will be on providing understanding of the field rather than delivering receipts for the solution for a particular symptom.
Engineers who want to prevent or solve system failure in designing, producing, installing, and maintaining electronic devices and those who have to comply with legal requirements in the field of EMC.
You have a master or bachelor in electrical engineering, automatic control engineering or physics or comparable knowledge acquired through experience. Knowledge of EMC is not a requirement. Some experience in the field of network analysis is desired.
Interested in related courses? Also have a look at the course Blootstelling aan elektromagnetische velden.
| Trainer: | Dhr. Dr. A.P.J. van Deursen (Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e)) |
| Course data: | November 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24 2023 |
| Day format: | 9:00-17:00 |
| Location: | Eindhoven |
| Price: | € 3,740.00 ex. vat |
Language |
The program will be taught in English. |
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“Opens the EMC gate for me.”Xingian Fan - RH Marine Netherlands BV
“Meaningfull lectures which can be used in practical ways.”Ron Molenkamp - Ministerie van Economische Zaken, Agentschap Telecom
“Good link between theory and practice. Gives a lot of insight.”Niels Donkers - Honeywell Enraf BV
“Very useful! The many demonstrations and the excursion to the EMC-lab give a lot of insight and feeling.”Matthijs Weskin - HedoN Electronic developments BV
“A course which actually helps, I have not seen many of them. I had a few revelations!”Tom Hartman - University Twente
“Very insightful. Explains a lot about 'standard' solutions.”Alexander Uithol - Fugro
“Fascinating and educational! Insightful demo's.”Bert Helleman - HedoN Electronic developments BV
“Very informative, varying in a positive way. The course stays interesting, despite the 'long' days.”Constantijn Grunder - G-Tech Energietechniek
“Very useful. Hands-on demo's and demo's during the lectures gave much more deeper understanding.”Daria Nemashkalo - University Twente
“Interesting course that gives a good overview of EMC and various related aspects.”employee Nationaal Lucht- en Ruimtevaartlaboratorium (NLR)
“The course was intense and beneficial. I gained a lot of relevant knowledge and practical experience. It also gave me an opportunity to interact with people from different industries as well as other universities.”student Universiteit Twente
“Good course. Many diverse subjects with a nice mix of academic and business speakers.”employee Thales Nederland BV
“Great source of knowledge, which will definitely be implemented into my research.”Leonardo Marburg - University Twente
“Very diverse, very useful. I learned a lot, good coverage of all aspects of EMC/EMI.”Mark Krijzer - ProRail
“It was such a great course with a nice presentations and demos. Great course management and industrial tour.”H.H. Adhena - University of Nottingham
“Great course, covered many subjects, detailed information incl. many demos”Leon Cyliax - Prodrive Technologies