EMC pass at the first try is possible! Successful teams use simulation for EMI free design of powertrains, IGBT modules, harness, hybrid, and electric motors for automotive applications.

‣ Learn how to use simulation to achieve EMC certification

‣ Reduce EMC certification costs, and optimize costs and time-to-market by numerical simulation

‣ Predict Conducted and Radiated Emissions to support validation based on industry standards

Background

Technical development has turned automotive systems into complex electrical and RF devices, dramatically increasing the EMC challenges for the automotive platform. Failing EMC requirements at the prototype stage leads to unsustainable extra costs and schedule delays.

In this webinar we focus on the simulation workflow to troubleshoot conducted and radiated emissions in Automotive. This will involve the modeling of new electrical powertrain systems, including IGBT power modules, PCBs, busbar, cables, magnetic components for power conversion and electrical motors.

Whether you’re laying out a PCB board, taking a module in for testing, designing cable harnessing, or responsible for meeting full vehicle regulatory EMC requirements, this webinar will give you additional tools that can help you achieve EMC testing success at the first pass.

Key Takeaways

Learn how to use simulation for the following:

• Parasitics extraction for:

            ‣ Power modules
            ‣ Busbar
            ‣ Cables
            ‣ PCBs
            ‣ Magnetics
            ‣ Emotor

• IGBT circuit modeling
• EMI filtering solutions
• Conducted emissions
• Radiated Emissions
  
  

EMC Certification Experts

Leading this webinar are thought leaders and seasoned EMC Certification experts Flavio and Karen, who are looking forward to sharing their expertise with you.

Flavio Calvano
Lead Application Engineer, Ansys

Flavio Calvano graduated in Electronic Engineering from the University of Naples "Federico II" with summa cum laude in 2007 and went on to obtain a PhD in Computational Electromagnetism in 2010. He is the author and co-author of numerous articles on electromagnetic simulation, applied to both low and high frequencies. Since 2011 he has held the position of Application Engineer at Ansys Italia working on issues regarding Signal / Power Integrity and Electromagnetic Compatibility.

Karen Burnham
Principal Scientist, Electro Magnetic Applications Inc.

Karen Burnham is a Principal Scientist at Electro Magnetic Applications in Denver, CO. She is an iNARTE certified EMC engineer with experience in both the aerospace/defense and automotive industries. At NASA JSC she worked on the Orion spacecraft and pyrotechnic systems. She was able to work on the Dream Chaser spacecraft and the F-35 fighter jet. She spent several years working at Ford Motor Company on traditional vehicles like the Ford Edge and Lincoln Continental and also on their newest line of electric hybrid vehicles such as the Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator. She sits on several international standards committees and was recently elected to the IEEE EMC Society Board of Directors.

ANSYS Inc, is the leading provider of engineering simulation solutions at the heart of the disruptive innovations shaping the future of the transportation and mobility industry. Engineering simulation is the only way to deliver the safer, more sustainable electric, connected and autonomous transportation and mobility experiences of the future. Building on a foundation of core vehicle engineering solutions – from aerodynamics to lighting to lightweighting and crash simulation – Ansys’ software is enabling the industry to bring innovation to market faster, at lower cost and risk and with greater product quality.

Companies across the automotive ecosystem, from global OEMs to start-ups rely on Ansys to engineer what’s ahead. Founded in 1970, Ansys employs globally nearly 4,900 professionals. Our engineers are experts in their fields including finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics, semiconductor, electronics and electromagnetics, optics, systems and software, multidisciplinary design optimization, materials and digital mission engineering. Headquartered south of Pittsburgh, USA, the company has more than 75 global locations and a network of channel partners around the world. Please find more information on www.ansys.com.

Electro Magnetic Applications, Inc.
EMA is a global leader in providing simulation, consulting and measurement services in the technical areas of electromagnetic effects. Specific specialties include lightning direct and indirect effects, high intensity radiated fields (HIRF), precipitation static (P-Static), electromagnetic pulse (EMP), EMI/EMC, spacecraft charging, RF interference, installed antenna performance and radar signature prediction.

The company has been in business for over 40 years and is one of the pioneers in using the finite difference time-domain (FDTD) method to solve challenging EMP, lightning and HIRF problems for the aerospace market. More recently, these same techniques coupled with expertise in RF interference are being used to help the automotive community address the challenges of all-electric and autonomous vehicles. EMA is developing a space radiation and weather effects test facility in Pittsfield, Massachusetts that will allow customers to understand the impact of the harsh space environment on their spacecraft. www.ema3d.com.