1. Morning Session
Time |
9:00-10:30 |
Topic |
Essential EMC Design Techniques for PCB Layout |
Trainer |
Rod Macpherson |
Overview |
The way in which you design a printed circuit board makes a big difference to the overall EMC performance of the product which incorporates it. The principles outlined above must be carried through onto the PCB, particularly with regard to partitioning, interface layout and ground layout. |
2. Noon Session
Time |
11:00-12:30 |
Topic |
Essential Circuit Design for good, quick, EMC |
Trainer |
Keith Armstrong |
Overview |
Good EMC design is quick and cost-effective SI, PI and EMC engineering. This Module contains many EM Engineering guidelines that should also be used in an initial design checklist. The subjects include:
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3. Afternoon Session
Time |
14:00-15:30 |
Topic |
Radiated immunity and ESD bench top characterization, troubleshooting and mitigation |
Trainer |
Kenneth Wyatt |
Overview |
Many of the more challenging EMC issues tend to cycle endlessly between in-house trying of “fixes” and then failing again at the 3rd-party compliance test lab. This wastes time and money.Learn easy ways to analyze and mitigate the top two EMC immunity issues and lower the risk of test failures during compliance testing.
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4. Q & A Session
Time |
15:30-16:00 |
Facilitators |
Min Zhang & Kenneth Wyatt |
Overview |
During this session, engineers will have the opportunity to engage in a detailed discussion with our EMC experts Ken and Min. They will delve into the essential EMC troubleshooting tools and skills necessary for effective problem-solving. This interactive discussion will provide a platform for engineers to ask questions, share experiences, and gain valuable insights from these experienced EMC professionals. |
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