Basics Of Practical Electromagnetic Compatibility

Intendeded for Electronics, Hardware and PCB Designers who make

What you'll learn

students will get a basic and general knowledge in Electromagnetic Compatibilty(EMC)

You will be able to design better PCBs after taking this course

The course is rather short but it creates a practical basis of EMC

The course is designed in a short and practical manner

Requirements

prior electronics and circuit analysis knowledge is important

knowledge in electromagnetic theroy is an advantage

Description

Welcome to the Practical EMC course for designers. The electronic design practice is a long-discussed subject with numerous courses already available. However, the subject of electromagnetic compatibility is often overlooked. Ironically, EMC issues are by far the biggest challenge for anyone who has already tried to design electronics and apply them to practical use, not to mention that no single product is sent to market without EMC compliance standard testing. We are living in the IT age with ultra-large-scale integration and GHz processors and digital systems as well as radio communications working everywhere. This brings the necessity of these systems to work effectively and reliably in the vicinity of each other and to do so we as electronics, hardware, and PCB designers need to have good knowledge of EMC to design such systems. The EMC problem is getting worse and worse every year with increasing operating frequencies, more and more integration of circuits, and widespread use of electronic and IT equipment.  In this course, a broad overview of EMC is given covering different aspects of EMC from emissions to susceptibility.  The course targets the most important aspects of EMC in general with each lecture trying to give practical examples of EMC issues and how they can be avoided during the designs or solved afterward. You are about to start learning a new skill most engineers lack. If you work on this you will stand out in the crowd of engineers who lack EMC knowledge. Also by learning about EMC, unlike most engineers, you will be able to counter EMC problems and think of them in advance.I hope you find this course practical and usefulGood luck!     

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to EMC

Section 2: Grounding

Lecture 2 Grounding

Lecture 3 Digital Grounding

Lecture 4 Digital Power Distribution

Section 3: Radiations and Transients

Lecture 5 Digital Circuit Radiation

Lecture 6 RF & Transient Immunity

Section 4: PCB Design Practices

Lecture 7 Mixed Signal Circuits

Lecture 8 Stack-up and PCB layout

Electronic students and Electronic engineers,Embedded System enigneer developers,Hardware and PCB designers