ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

Frank Gustrau, Holger Kellerbauer

Electromagnetic compatibility

• Calculation of electromagnetic coupling
• Testing and measurement technology
• Admission processes
• Flexible cover, full color

This textbook offers a sound and practical introduction to the topic of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Due to increasing circuit complexity, rising integration density, and higher-frequency signal components, the demands on developers are growing if they want to deliver a technically sound and electromagnetically compatible product. The book shows which technical requirements must be met, which methods can be used to analyze coupling paths, and which interference suppression measures are possible.

The physical and technical phenomena of interference are first discussed in detail. The focus is on the field-theoretical tools for analyzing and optimizing the EMC of a device. The authors then describe the verification process using the

Laboratory testing and the underlying standards landscape, including its complex approval processes.

Contents include: Fundamentals and terminology, propagation of interference signals, components and concepts for improving EMC, guidelines, standards and approval processes.

The second edition incorporates several updates and additions, particularly in the sections on guidelines, standards and approval processes, as well as in the field of EMC measurement technology.