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What EMC engineers really do in their daily work

What EMC engineers really do in their daily work?

Defining the EUT operation modes

Preparing EMC tests: EUT operation modes

Design and Simulate filters with LTSpice

Design and Simulation of EMC filters with LTSpice

Tiny SA Spectrum Analyzer - Main picture

TinySA – First steps

Writing an EMC test plan

Writing an EMC Test Plan

Current clamp

Building a Current Probe for Measuring Conducted Emissions

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