The trend toward electrification of automobiles is increasing the occurrence of various new EMI/EMC problems due to the installation of various electrical components. The evolution of multifunctional and hyper-connected future vehicles inevitably complicates internal and external EMI/EMC considerations, increasing the demand for EMI/EMC countermeasure design in automotive components where functional safety is critical.

Professional engineering media e4ds News will hold the ' 2023 Analog Day (e4ds Analog Day) Future Battlefield EMX Response Seminar ' at the Korea Conference Center on November 28th.

This seminar, planned under the theme of 'Everything about EMI/EMC countermeasure design technology for future electric vehicles,' invited Korea's top EMC experts and prepared three sessions on basic EMI/EMC training and response to development issues in each major area of future vehicle electrical components.

In the morning session, Dr. Kim Jong-hoon (CEO of EMC Doctors and Chairman of the EMC Technology Research Group of the Korean Institute of Electromagnetic Engineering and Science) will lecture on the theory of EMC countermeasure design for future vehicle electronics. For future vehicle electronics design and development engineers, he will introduce EMC countermeasure design techniques applicable from the early stages of design. The lecture will cover a wide range of topics, including basic EMC theory, PCB design processes, and an introduction to EMC reduction design techniques.

The three sessions to be held in the afternoon will include: △High-frequency noise management and EMC debugging technology for vehicle wireless communication/embedded systems (principles and case studies) by Dr. Lee Jun-sang (Altair Senior Researcher); △Vehicle drivetrain (motor) noise analysis techniques by Professor Yoon Ik-jae (Chungnam National University); and △Active EMI filter design technology for conducting EMI reduction by Professor Kim Jin-guk (UNIST).

At the same time in the afternoon, a one-point EMC design and debugging technical consultation will be held in Conference Room B. This one-point EMC consulting program, led by Dr. Kim Jong-hoon, will provide free, individual consultations with EMC experts to two companies, subject to prior application, to resolve development issues.

Dr. Kim Jong-hoon advised, “In the case of future vehicle electronics, it is expected that more diverse EMC issues will arise due to increased operating speeds,” and “If EMC countermeasure design technology is sufficiently applied from the early stages of electronics design, the probability of EMC certification test failure can be significantly reduced.”

Meanwhile, the 2023 Analog Day (e4ds Analog Day) Future Battlefield EMX Response Seminar scheduled for November 28th is currently available for registration on the e4ds news homepage .