Power Electronics

As a Power Electronics professional, your role will involve investigating electromagnetic emissions from cables or other lines into the mains or other equipment. You will analyze electromagnetic fields emitted by the device into the environment and ensure compliance with limits for interference emissions according to standards such as EN55032 and CISPR 11. Key Responsibilities: - Perform typical tests including ESD (electrostatic discharge) for protection against electrical discharges. - Conduct Burst/EFT tests to evaluate resistance to fast transient interference. - Carry out Surge tests to assess immunity to overvoltages. - Evaluate RF radiation resistance to radiofrequency interference. - Test magnetic field immunity to determine tolerance to magnetic fields. - Conduct EMC Simulation and be responsible for selection and Interviews David Hamann. - Utilize Spice Tools such as LTspice and PSPICE for component and system level EMC Engineering. Qualifications Required: - Basic knowledge of power electronics including B6 bridge, flyback, DCDC-converter is essential. Please note: The company may provide additional information if available.,