Search for dissertations about: "Electromagnetic compatibility"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 39 swedish dissertations containing the words Electromagnetic compatibility.
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1. Intentional electromagnetic interference (IEMI) : Susceptibility investigations and classification of civilian systems and equipment
Abstract : This PhD thesis addresses the threat posed to society by sources that can produce high power electromagnetic pulses (HEPM) and be used maliciously to disturb or damage electronic equipment. The vulnerability from intentional electromagnetic interference (IEMI) has increased in the recent decades due to the widespread dependence of the civil society on sensitive electronic systems and proliferation of radiation sources. READ MORE
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2. Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility - Prediction and Analysis of Parasitic Components in Conductor Layouts
Abstract : The electronics in the automotive industry is facing a new era where safety critical functions are electrified, as for example drive-by-wire technology. At the same time as the number of electrical loads in the vehicles is increasing, the time to market is decreasing. READ MORE
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3. Electromagnetic Interference in Distributed Outdoor Electrical Systems, with an Emphasis on Lightning Interaction with Electrified Railway Network
Abstract : This thesis deals with the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problems of distributed electrical networks, especially that caused by lightning to electrified railway. Lightning transients were found to damage important devices that control train movements, causing traffic stoppage and delays. READ MORE
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4. Electromagnetic noise generated in the electrified railway propulsion system
Abstract : The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problem in the railway propulsion system is a significant safety issue of high concern. The problems can be caused by any part of the propulsion system as well as any combination of the sub systems. Simulation is a fast economical way to understand the system and to predict the EMC performance. READ MORE
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5. MOSFET Modeling Aimed at Minimizing EMI in Switched DC/DC Converters Using Active Gate Control
Abstract : This thesis deals with electromagnetic interference that can arise from switched DC/DC-converters intended for low-power applications, e.g. within the telecom or automotiveindustry. READ MORE
