Designing for Cost-Effective EMC, and Financial Benefits

 

2 day Session

Locations & Dates:

San Jose: Marriott Courtyard Hotel San Jose Airport, May 19-20

Chicago: Marriott Courtyard Chicago Arlington Heights/South, May 25-26

Boston: Marriott Courtyard Hotel Woburn/Boston North, June 2-3

Time:  9AM to 5PM

Price: $1295

A practical grounding in the EMC design techniques that technology developments have now made essential for the financial success of electronic product manufacturers. Shows how to use well-proven methods to reduce time-to-market, quickly achieve compliance, improve reliability and reduce warranty costs.

Based upon the course that Keith Armstrong teaches to post-graduate students on the Sensors and Electronic Instrumentation M.Sc. course at the University of Manchester, U.K.

A long-established and very popular course that is constantly being updated to keep pace with developments, and so is never the same from year to year.

 

Relevant for: All electronic and mechanical designers and their managers, in all industry areas including: automotive, medical, consumer, household, IT, telecommunications, instrumentation & control, professional audio and video, railway, marine, military, aerospace, etc.

 

COURSE CONTENTS

What EMI can occur, how it can affect hardware and software

Saving time and money by using good EMC practices

Digital design for EMC

Analogue design for EMC

Switch-mode power conversion design for EMC

Communications design for EMC

Choice of components for EMC

EMC techniques for cables and connectors

EMC filtering

EMC shielding (DC to many GHz)

EMC techniques for heatsinks

Suppressing surge transients

Suppressing electrostatic discharge (ESD)

Suppressing electromechanical devices

Suppressing transducers

Integrating wireless devices (transmitter and receivers)

Close-field probing techniques for every project stage

Some useful references

 

 

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