Summary 

This seminar will explain basic design and assembly methods for the compliance of industrial machinery to the EMC Directive. The program will review key concepts in EMC conformity, such as the distinction between "active" and "passive" components, and will walk through design and installation recommendations for shielding, grounding, radiated compliance and component placement. The instructor will reference a sample control cabinet to provide "hands-on" examples for all course work.  

Seminar Documents  

Training Manual, Excerpts from Guidelines for...89/336/EEC  

Referenced Directives  

89/336/EEC (EMC Directive), 98/37/EC (Machinery Safety Directive)  

Referenced Standards  

EN 50081-2, EN 50082-2, EN 60204-1, IEC 60417 

* CEU's = Continuing Education Units, accredited through the Georgia Institute of Technology. CEU's are only available to attendees of specially marketed SIMCOM seminars. Attendees of customized, on-site programs, unless otherwise informed, do not merit CEU's. Course length may vary depending on the needs of the company or companies involved.

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