Electromagnetic Compatibility
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) is the study of the effects of electromagnetic radiation on and from electronic devices. EMC issues can decrease reliability, increase cost and delay development schedules of modern electronic systems. Researchers work on a wide range of topics for government and industry; the goal of developing the knowledge base, people and tools is to solve the EMC challenges of today and address the EMC challenges of the future.
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Interested in discussing the research we are working on or learning more? Visit our lab website, http://emclab.mst.edu/, or please contact:
Dr. Daryl Beetner
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
573-341-6203 | daryl@mst.edu |
126 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
electromagnetic immunity and emissions from the integrated circuit to the system level
Dr. Chulsoon Hwang
Woodard Associate Professor for Excellence
573-341-4455 | hwangc@mst.edu |
130 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
High-speed Digital System Design, RF/digital Integration (RF Desensitization), Machine Learning in Hardware Design, Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Hardware Security/Intentional EMI, and Electromagnetics
Dr. Victor Khilkevich
Research Professor
573-341-4394 | khilkevichv@mst.edu |
4000 Enterprise Dr., Rolla, MO 65409
Electromagnetic compatibility
Dr. DongHyun (Bill) Kim
Assistant Professor, and College of Engineering and Computing Dean’s Scholar
119 Emerson Electric Co. Hall #227, 4000 Enterprise Dr. Rolla, MO 65401
Signal Integrity (SI), Power Integrity (PI), and Temperature Integrity (TI); Electrostatic Discharge (ESD); High-speed SerDes Channel Modeling; High-speed Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Material Characterization; Particle Simulation on Semiconductor Devices.
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