Discovering EMCLab
We take you to the discovery of the EMCLab of the Department of Information Electronics and Bioengineering.
The Electromagnetic Compatibility Lab deals with electromagnetic compatibility, a specialist subject that studies interference phenomena.
EMCLab has two missions: on the one hand the advancement of knowledge in the field of electromagnetic compatibility, through academic and industrial research activities; on the other hand, pre-compliance consultancy to companies.
In the laboratory, verification, design and modelling methods are developed to achieve three fundamental objectives: that the systems do not emit or emit electromagnetic emissions in an acceptable way; that a system immersed in an electromagnetic field generated by other systems does not malfunction; that within the system, the subsystems and devices constituting it are electromagnetically compatible.
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