EMC Design for Compliance: Immunity
Design circuit boards and products that pass continuous and transient immunity testing
Created by Andy Eadie
What You'll Learn:
- Circuit board layout techniques to increase immunity to phenomena
- How to specify and apply suppression components at the circuit board level
- System level mitigation techniques for all EMC tests
- How to prepare a test plan including standards, monitoring methods,and pass/fail criteria
- The 12 keys to protecting your device at the external, internal, and firmware levels
- How to select and create test set-ups for each immunity test
- Selection of full-compliance or pre-compliance test equipment
- How to minimize self-interference issues
- How to save money on pre-compliance testing in your own office
- Troubleshooting techniques for each of the 7 immunity tests, and equipment options to suit your budget
- How to get the most out of your RF transmitter by minimizing interference from other parts of your circuit (RF Desense)
- 12 mitigation methods to avoid radiated immunity problems
Who Is This Course For?
Hardware/Electrical Engineers
Hardware design engineers of all levels who want comprehensive training on design for immunity compliance
Testing/Compliance Technicians
Testing/compliance technicians who want to understand how aspects of design affect immunity performance
EMC/EMI Test Labs
3rd party test labs that want to train up test engineers on design for compliance
Junior Electronics Engineers
Junior electronics engineers and new university graduates who want to add EMC design to their resume
Includes:
11 hrs of on-demand videos
11 video lessons
5 review quizzes
10 case studies
8 video simulations
Individual progress tracking
1 year unlimited access
Access on computer or mobile
Certificate of completion
Course Content:
| Lesson | Time |
|---|---|
| Introduction | 8m:07s |
| Standards, Test Plans, Monitoring Methods & Pass/Fail Criteria | 1h:35m:27s |
| Electromagnetic Coupling Mechanisms | 44m:54s |
| Overview of Immunity Protection Methods | 45m:04s |
| Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) | 1h:00m:16s |
| Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) | 45m:45s |
| Surge | 32m:24s |
| Transient Immunity Assignment | - |
| Power Quality | 44m:31s |
| Radiated Immunity | 1h:29m:14s |
| Conducted Immunity | 1h:11m:06s |
| Minimizing Interference to Wireless and Analog Circuitry | 2h:06:58s |
Course Description:
Learn how to design, prepare, test and troubleshoot products for a suite of the most common EMC tests including:
- ESD
- EFT
- Surge
- Conducted Immunity
- Radiated Immunity
- Magnetic Field
- Power Quality
Focusing on the PCB and enclosure levels, the course is tailored for electronics engineers, technologists and anyone involved in designing, testing or troubleshooting products for electromagnetic issues.
The course includes test set-ups, test equipment options (pre-compliance and full compliance) test plans and execution of EMC tests.
This course is applicable for any products that must undergo EMC immunity tests including automotive, medical, consumer, industrial, wireless and more.
Enroll now, and design circuit boards and products
that pass continuous and transient immunity testing.
What You'll Get:
The EMC Design for Compliance: Immunity course
11 Video Lessons
5 Review Quizzes
- 1 year unlimited access
- Certificate of Completion
Online/Virtual
11 HoursFeatured Reviews:
Colin O’Flynn
CTO, NewAE Technology Inc.
“Andy’s EMC Design for Compliance training is a great mix of theory with practical experiments, and helped me intuitively understand where EMC problems occur and how to avoid them."
Richelle Eck
Engineering Manager, Inuktun Services Inc.
"The courses have really made a difference in the thinking and approach of our electrical engineering team. They now consistently think about design for emissions and immunity as an integral part of our design process. The training has been extremely valuable.“
Dave McCall
Lead Engineer, Steris Medical
“Thank you, Andy! Great course! I learned a lot, understand EMC much better and now am eager to apply that knowledge to a few applications here that have been troubling me.”
About The Instructor
Andy Eadie
EMC Engineer | Hardware Design Engineer | EMC FastPass Founder
Andy is a hardware design engineer and the founder of EMC FastPass.
He designed hardware products for 10 years before building and running an FCC listed EMC test facility. In 2014 he founded EMC FastPass with the goal of making EMC education interesting, accessible and globally available.