“Understand the product development process by directly designing ‘EMI’”
Published2024.12.23 15:12Professor Kim Ji-sung from KAIST's Cho Chun-shik Graduate School of Mobility presented on the topic of "Power System EMI Causes and Countermeasures" at the 2024 e4ds Analog Day event, emphasizing that active participation in the development process is crucial for EMC design.
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