ESA workshop on aerospace electromagnetic compatibility, Florence, Italy
30 March 2009 - 30 March 2009
Italy
The European Space Agency (ESA) will hold a workshop on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in aerospace from 30 March to 1 April in Florence, Italy.
Suppliers and manufactures in the aerospace industry are facing continuous pressure to meet regulatory requirements. They also need to accommodate sophisticated technologies and services and to target reduction of costs and time in the procurement process. With this in mind, EMC engineers search for advanced approaches and techniques in modelling, design, production and test with the ultimate objectives of achieving built-in design compatibility and avoiding costly fixes for integrated systems.
The main goals of the workshop are:
- to establish a forum for EMC researchers and engineers involved in aerospace;
- to give a broad picture of the present state of EMC technology and trends;
- to encourage awareness and foster discussion of future developments which will allow the EMC community to keep up with advances and challenges in spacecraft and aircraft design.For further information, please visit:
http://www.congrex.nl/09c03/(opens in new window)
Suppliers and manufactures in the aerospace industry are facing continuous pressure to meet regulatory requirements. They also need to accommodate sophisticated technologies and services and to target reduction of costs and time in the procurement process. With this in mind, EMC engineers search for advanced approaches and techniques in modelling, design, production and test with the ultimate objectives of achieving built-in design compatibility and avoiding costly fixes for integrated systems.
The main goals of the workshop are:
- to establish a forum for EMC researchers and engineers involved in aerospace;
- to give a broad picture of the present state of EMC technology and trends;
- to encourage awareness and foster discussion of future developments which will allow the EMC community to keep up with advances and challenges in spacecraft and aircraft design.For further information, please visit:
http://www.congrex.nl/09c03/(opens in new window)