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As the newly appointed Professor of Electromagnetic Compatibility at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Professor Juliane Hädrich was delighted to open the long-standing and successful series of events at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences for the first time on 28 September 2023. EMC Day was launched in 1998 by Professor Rainer Parthier with the aim of promoting networking between EMC service providers, manufacturers of EMC components and EMC measurement technology, as well as developers, manufacturers and users of electronic assemblies, devices and systems. Now, to mark the 25th anniversary, the baton has officially been passed to his successor.
With eight fascinating presentations, the event offered the nearly 40 participants the opportunity to find out about the latest developments, discuss them with fellow professionals and make new contacts. In light of the steady growth in e-mobility and the charging stations required for it, Dr Remigiusz Olejnik from the Federal Network Agency gave a presentation on the development of EMC standardisation in this field. Another presentation by Matthias Trebeck from the West Saxon University of Applied Sciences in Zwickau focused specifically on the topic of interference-resistant communication during charging. The implications for grid quality, as well as the possibility of establishing a stable isolated grid using power electronics, were also presented. However, more traditional EMC topics were also discussed, such as the selection of switching power supplies, the shielding of control cabinets, and the reduction and time-efficient measurement of conducted interference.
The lively discussions following the various technical presentations demonstrated just how topical and relevant the subjects were. The discussions continued during the breaks, and a lively exchange of views also took place amongst the experts present at the company stands of Würth Elektronik, Rohde & Schwarz and CE-Lab. Thanks to the combination of practice-oriented presentations and an EMC Day programme designed to facilitate in-depth networking, participants were able to gain practical, subject-specific insights and forge new, professionally interesting contacts as a result of this scientific and technical event.
The 13th Mittweida EMC Day was, as in previous years, successfully organised by the Research Department at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences. Once again this year, the EMC Day was a resounding success, significantly enhancing Mittweida University of Applied Sciences’ reputation in the field of EMC.
Further information on the Mittweida EMC Days is available via the following link
Text: Prof. Juliane Hädrich
Photos: Mirko Mothes