15 March 2012

Designing for EMC

  • Designing for EMC

A two day intensive course 15-16 March 2012, Birmingham Science Park, Aston.

This Design for EMC short course is aimed at everyone involved in product design, additionally, it may be of benefit to those involved in product installation and project management.

The use of mathematics is kept to a minimum with the emphasis being on the use of practical design rules.

All delegates will receive the course materials in electronic format. Those who register by Friday 13 January will take away with them the materials on the included Amazon Kindle:
• Designing, Optimising and troubleshooting pcb layouts
• Essential Layout and Shielding techniques
• Power Line Formulating a set of EMC design rules
• Key points when planning a cost effective and thorough test programme

Achieving EMC is now recognised as one of the key indicators of a well engineered product.

By attending this short course you will take away the knowledge to comply with the European EMC Directive or other specialist contractual requirements (Aerospace / Automotive / Military).

Click here to discover the benefits of attending and review the course agenda to confirm the relevance of the course.

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Optical Performance Centre

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