This 3-day intensive course will provide delegates with the necessary tools for identification, analysis and understanding of the electromagnetic phenomena, EMC design and practical fixes for defense applications.

In addition, trainer will discuss engineering know-how and analytical methods to enable engineers to design the product, and when necessary – apply proper fixes, in order to achieve the necessary EMC performance.

The Course emphasizes the basic principles and practical applications, while keeping mathematical derivations and calculations to the minimum.

The Course covers, therefore, most topics related to the discipline of EMC applied to the design, integration and troubleshooting in defense systems. This includes the understanding of system-level integration complexities, and the analysis of EMI interactions and their mitigation, such as cable and shielding design, grounding and bonding, enclosure shield design and maintaining shield integrity, filtering and transient protection. Practical solutions to practical problems, as well as “real-world case studies” and operational examples are incorporated and are extensively used along the Course to reinforce the attendees’ learning and understanding of the concepts and principles.

Bring your interference problems and return with practical and useful solutions!

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The Course is intended for electrical, electronic and computer and process control engineers and technicians, who are involved in the design and development, qualification or engineering management of defense electronic and electrical equipment and systems, required to meet EMC requirements as part of project specification.  

The course will be of particularly great interest for engineers with attention to the military sector and those from defense industries, who need to meet EMC requirements as part of project specification. It will also benefit:

For more information about the event, please contact +65 8363 3065 or email marketing@k2binternational.com