EMC Europe-24: International Problems of Electromagnetic Compatibility

Valery O. Tikhvinskiy

2024

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DOI 10.36724/2664-066x-2024-10-5-42-46
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Abstract

The article reviews the latest scientific achievements in the field of electromagnetic compatibility, presented at the international regional symposium on electromagnetic compatibility "EMC Europe 24" by the leading EMC research organizations, European, Asian, African and South American universities, as well as the largest companies, microelectronics manufacturers, automotive and aviation companies. The symposium "EMC Europe" is the leading international regional symposium on electromagnetic compatibility and continues a long tradition of regular international symposiums on EMC, organized in Europe. The symposium considered the following issues: EMC of 5G, 6G networks and the Internet of Things (IoT); standards and regulations, EMC management, EMC education; risk-based EMC, electromagnetic immunity; EMC in safety and security applications, in industrial environments and in military applications; Electromagnetic environment, lightning protection, intentional EMF and EMP, high-power electromagnetic interference, electrostatic discharges; wired and wireless communications, UWB, power line communications, spectrum management; automotive, rail, naval, aviation and space systems. The article presents the results of studies on the assessment of the EMC impact of Wi-Fi device transmitters (RLAN networks) on 5G radio receivers, the application of models developed for assessing the shielding properties of a wide range of products made of composite materials, the study of the characteristics and development of nonlinearity models of radio frequency amplifiers (RFAs) of the FR1 range of 5G networks for their subsequent application in solving EMC problems of radio equipment for mobile (cellular) communications in complex EMC created in the 4G/5G frequency bands, etc.