In electronic equipment, EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) is becoming increasingly important. Reactive, symptomatic solutions after EMC issues arise are time-consuming, and the cost of these solutions poses a significant business challenge.
To prevent EMC issues from occurring, it is becoming increasingly important to consider design and development that takes into account the prevention of EMC issues in the early stages of design and to implement early countermeasures.
This course aims to equip electronic circuit and equipment design engineers (excluding beginners) with several years of design experience with the technical knowledge necessary to design and manufacture products with EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) in mind.
The course content covers everything from fundamental theory to applied countermeasures.