Chicago Section

Almost all electronic products, whether a personal computer, an automobile
engine controller, or an aircraft cockpit display, must comply with a set of
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) control requirements before being offered
for sale and/or put in use. Failing to comply with the applicable requirements can
often add notable development costs, recurring product costs, as well as
significant project schedule growth.
This seminar will present strategies and tactics that can be used during the
product design and development process to allow compliance to the many
EMI requirements that may be applicable to your product. An overview of
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and EMI control foundations will be
presented followed by pre-design EMI control strategies. Next, the basic tactics
of grounding, bonding, shielding, and filtering will be presented, followed by key
strategies and tactics for EMI control with respect to printed circuit board layout.
Finally, strategies and tactics will be presented for developing a successful EMI
compliance test program, and for EMI troubleshooting, should the need arise.
Attendees will have the opportunity to network with EMC and Test Equipment
vendors from across the U.S. Past seminars have featured up to 32 exhibitors! 

Tebala Event Center

rockford, IL 61108