EMC-ESD in practice
The many presentations given at the seminar 'EMC-ESD in practice' can be downloaded from the EMC-ESD site here .
Programme with presentations:
Description
On Tuesday 4 November, EMC-ESD in Practice will take place at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam. The programme addresses practical topics of EMC and ESD issues for your product, systems or installations. Besides three plenary presentations (by KLM, Movares and KHBO), 15 speakers will lecture in the parallel tracks. The tracks delve further into EMC and ESD, but continue to focus mainly on practice. There are also interesting presentations in the specialisation tracks for experts to follow.
The theme of this day is 'EMC and ESD in motion. EMC and ESD are on the move in various ways. Think of shipping, aviation, automotive, trains, the human body, mobile installations, but also failures due to improper use of floors.
Many EPA spaces use a combination between shoe and floor for grounding persons moving on the aforementioned floor. Qualifying and quantifying ESD properties (resistance and friction potential build-up) can be done in several ways. During the presentation, ASML will provide insight (by means of several practical demonstrations) into a number of important aspects that influence the end result obtained with the surface resistance tester and the walking tester. Think of contamination, material selection, earth reference, etc.
In the EMC track, MIW Consultants addresses the statement 'a device must not disturb and must not be disturbed'. Following a discussion on LinkedIn, it became clear that there are many, sometimes perceived as contradictory, perspectives. The transition from the prescriptive regulations of the past, to the goal-setting regulations in today's CE era, apparently requires a different approach to find the optimal compromise
9.30 am Reception
10.00 am RF energy in an aeroplane environment
10.30 am Railways, a legacy system
11.00 am Break
11.30 am A device must not disturb and must not be disturbed / Vulnerability of LEDs / Measurement of electromagnetic field emitted by radar systems
12.00 hrs Screen currents and their causes
/ Trends in ESD protection of automotive ICs: design, standards and beyond / Near-field measurement techniques for debugging EMC emission problems
12.30 hrs Break
13.30 hours In-Situ measurement of high frequency emission caused by photo voltaic inverters / Tips & tricks for measuring combinations of ESD safe floors and shoes / Super-fast and accurate EMI measurements thanks to FFT and Time Domain Scan.
14.00 hours The new medical standard / The EPA is flawlessly set up but now the systems are / Why current ESD requirements cannot guarantee a System-Efficient ESD Design (SEED)
14.30 hrs Break
15.00 hrs Motor bearing currents- what really helps / Block Transformatoren Elektronik GmbH / ESD affects attitudes and behaviour / Paradigm shift in EMC Immunity Testing
15.30 hrs Disturbed - disrupted: the "never ending" EMC circle
16.00 hrs Drinks
Speaker(s)
Piet van den Berg (KLM), Erwin Smulders (Movares), Rob Kersten (MIW Consultants), Peter Jacobs, Andrei Taddei (AR Benelux BV), Hans Korpel (Prokorment), Bart Huitsing (NXP Semiconductors), Davy Pissoort (KU Leuven), Cees Keyzer (Hogeschool van Amsterdam), Tim Maas (ASML), Jos Westhof-Jacobs (Rohde & Schwarz), John Dearing (Accelonix), Bas Grootemaat (Kingszie Consultancy), Mart Coenen (EMCMCC), Bernd Eilers (Elincom Electronics), Simon Thijs (Centre for posture and movement), Patrick Dijkstra (DARE!instruments) and Johan Catrysse (KHBO).
Location
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Weesperzijde 190 1097 DZ Amsterdam
Organiser
Electrical Engineering
Telecommunications
Amsterdam and Gooi region
Region The Hague
Haarlem region
Leiden region
Rail Systems
EMC-ESD Association
Name and contact details for information
Ms Eline Hazeleger ESD-EMC, e-mail
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