Good EMC Engineering Practices for Large Machines, Systems and Installations

EMI is rapidly increasing in modern industry due to the increasing use of, amongst others, high-efficiency switching power conversion in DC power supplies, motor drives, HVAC and lighting. Despites this increasing EMI, the reliability of machines, systems and installations should be continuously ensured over their full operation life. Trends towards smart machines, Industry 4.0 and Internet-of-Things comprise more wireless sensor networks, continuously increasing clock frequencies, higher complexity and integration, lower voltage levels and noise margins, etc. As a result, achieving EMC for machines, systems and installations is getting more challenging every day. This training course provides all the necessary information and many practical techniques for achieving in the most cost-effective way EMC for today’s and tomorrow’s smart machines, systems and installations.

Key-note speaker of this seminar is Keith Armstrong (UK). Keith has written many practical papers and books on design for EMC and EMC debugging. Much of his working life involves solving real-life EMC problems in high-technology products, systems, and installations, for a variety of companies and organisations in a wide range of industries. Keith has always aimed to make products easy to design and manufacture, work properly, please their users, and make money for their manufacturers.