A place has been created where developers and workers in the electrical and electronic industry can get the latest information on EMI (electromagnetic interference) and EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) at a glance.

e4ds news will host ' 2022 e4ds Analog Day' on December 9th at the Korea Conference Center Main Hall (Gangnam Station Exit 5).

This event was organized to examine the problem of electromagnetic noise, which is becoming increasingly difficult due to the emergence of new technologies such as wireless charging, connected cars, and 5G wireless communications, and to find solutions to the latest problems such as the latest certification trends and EMI countermeasures.

The presentations will include: △ Team Leader Seong Gwan-yeong of the Korea Testing & Research Institute for Chemical Industry on 'EMI/EMC Standards/Certification Trends', △ Associate Professor Park Hyeon-ho of Suwon University (Director of Electromagnetic Convergence Technology Research Institute) on 'Technology Trends Related to Electromagnetic Shielding and Absorbing Materials', △ Visiting Professor Kim Ji-seong of KAIST on 'SMPS (Switching Mode Power Supply) Noise Countermeasures', △ CEO of CPS TECH Kim Hong-seok on 'Electromagnetic Interference Problems and Noise Countermeasures for Electrical Equipment', and △ Professor Ahn Seung-young of KAIST (Director of the Hyperconnected E-Vehicle EMC Core Technology Research Center) on 'EMI Countermeasures According to the Development of Wireless Power Transmission Technology'.br />
In a pre-interview, KAIST visiting professor Kim Ji-seong, who will be presenting at this event, said, “With the emergence of new technologies, the importance of EMI and EMC technologies is increasing. The possibility that intentional and unintentional electromagnetic waves can affect devices and systems and cause malfunctions is increasing.” He continued, “Through this e4ds analog data conference, we will address noise generated from commonly used DC-DC converters and share design measures to reduce such noise.”

In addition, Team Leader Seong Gwan-yeong also said in a pre-interview, “Based on international standards, the IEC CISPR Subcommittee D is in the process of establishing a method for evaluating radiation resistance for ADAS, developing a standard for radiation resistance testing methods and tolerance criteria for V2X evaluation, and developing a standard for human exposure to electromagnetic waves.” He added, “At this Analog Day, we plan to share domestic and international trends related to EMC, certification processes of each country, EMC measurement methods, testing methods, tolerance criteria, etc.

Event registration can be done on the e4ds news homepage conference ' 2022 e4ds Analog Day ' page.