Electromagnetic compatibility - Basic
Norwegian
English
Goal
Electromagnetic compatibility is a requirement we must take into consideration when designing, constructing, operating and maintaining an electrical installation. The course aims to clarify the requirements and challenges which currently form the basis of achieving an installation which operates in compatibility with other electrical components.
In the first part of the course, we look at the requirements for electromagnetic compatibility as specified in the official regulations and directives. In the second part, we look at how electromagnetic compatibility can be achieved.
Target group
Electricians, automation technicians, planning engineers and operational engineers.
Subjects covered in the course
- The Electromagnetic compatibility directive
- Regulations related to electrical equipment (FEU)
- How to achieve electromagnetic compatibility:
- Methods for testing and measuring
- Definition of noise
- Sources of noise
- Earthing
- Screening
- Cables
- Filters
- Guidelines for achieving electromagnetic compatibility in electrical installations
- Guiding cables
- Developing earthing systems
- Noise reduction measures
- Planning electromagnetic compatibility
Technical information
Course manual
Yes, a physical course manual will be provided at course start.
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