Measuring Without Electromagnetic Interference

Designed specifically for measurement engineers: A specialized training on how to avoid and shield against electromagnetic interference impacting the measurement result.

Do you see strange effects superimposed on your measurement signal? Presumably, this is electromagnetic interference. We have developed a seminar specifically for measurement engineers where you can learn more about many potential interference effects and strategies for avoiding and shielding against them. Many factors have to be considered to suppress interference. Profound knowledge and, above all, some experience is required to be able to take the right measures.

Our ONLINE courses are delivered in real-time with an instructor available to answer questions.

Topics included

• Coupling overview & signal theorie
• Introduction
• General model of interference
• Coupling overview and dependencies
• Frequency Analysis (FFT)
• Common- & differential mode interference
• Measurement amplifier technology
• Galvanic coupling & pratical presentation
• Galvanic coupling in detail
• Skin-effect
• Electrical wire constants
• Pratical presentations:
• Floating and non floating measurement (Grounding)
• Common mode rejection
• Measure electrical wire constants
• Inductive- & capacitive coupling
• Inductive coupling in detail
• Protection methods
• Current signals
• Capacitive coupling in detail
• Protection methods
• Shielding
• Carrier frequency and practical presentation
• Carrier frequency
• Time for your question
• Pratical presentations:
• Coupling to different wire types
• Coupling in voltage- and current measurement
• Influences of carrier frequency

Target Group

Measurement engineers who perform measurements in environments with electromagnetic interference, e.g. industrial plants.

Requirements

Basic electrical engineering skills.

How to register for your course

Register easily via the corresponding button on this page. We will do the rest and send you a registration confirmation and further information by e-mail. You are also welcome to request individual appointments with us in this way.