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209 Emerson Electric
Company Hall
301 W. 16th St.
Missouri University of Science
and Technology
Rolla, MO 65409-0040
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Electrical Engineering 401: Advanced Topics in Electromagnetics

General Course Overview

This is a seminar course. It has two purposes. First, this course will serve as a mechanism for sharing knowledge about work being done in the area of Electromagnetic Compatibility at Missouri S&T. Results or ideas generated from one project can often contribute substantially to another project. Both the presenter and the audience can benefit significantly from the exchange of ideas that occurs during a well-planned seminar with good audience participation. Students who successfully complete this course will be well versed in fundamental EMC concepts and familiar with significant ongoing research projects at Missouri S&T.

The second purpose of this course is to give students an opportunity to improve their technical communication skills. Each student will lead two seminar classes. The format of the presentations is flexible. Generally the student will be expected to prepare a 20-30 minute presentation followed by 15-20 minutes of discussion. However, novel forms of presentation are encouraged.

Course Outline

DateTopicPresenter
1/17Ground and Signal ReturnT. Van Doren
1/19Practical Grounding ExamplesT. Van Doren
1/22Power Bus DecouplingT. Hubing
1/24Embedded CapacitanceM. Xu
1/26Microstrip CouplingT. Zeeff
1/29Numerical EM ModelingT. Hubing
1/31The EMAP5 Modeling CodeH. Wang
2/2FDTD Modeling (Dispersive Media)M. Koledintseva
2/5Investigation of 20H RuleH. Shim
2/7S21 in Lossy Trans. LinesH. Hu
2/9Differential Driver EvaluationC. Guo
2/12Missouri S&T EMI PCB Expert SystemT. Hubing
2/14Anticipating Full Vehicle EMIY. Tu
2/16Automotive EMC Expert SystemS. Ranganathan
2/19Field Containment DemonstrationT. Van Doren
2/26Parallel FDTD using MPI LibraryM. Cracraft
2/28TRL CalibrationS. Luan
3/2Power Bus Noise from Clock DriversJ. Mao
3/5SMT Decoupling Cap PlacementX. Gu
3/7Electrostatic DischargeTBDT. Van Doren
3/9Non-Contact Near-Field ProbingJ. Shi
3/12Numerical Study of Non-Contact ProbeL. Zhang
3/19Common-Mode Currents in CablesS. Manjunath
3/21Near-Field Probe StationM. Cracraft
3/23Noise Coupling to Heatsinks and HeatpipesC. Wang
4/2Decoupling Techniques for Single-Sided BoardsH. Shim
4/4Effects of Capacitors on Power Bus ImpedanceT. Zeeff
4/6Modeling of Zin for Closely Spaced PlanesM. Xu
4/9 (3 pm)Presentation by Jim Leonard of BoeingJ. Leonard
4/11Numerical Modeling of Lossy SurfacesH. Wang
4/13Inter-Board Connector Modeling using FDTDM. Koledintseva
4/16FDTD Modeling and I/O Line FilteringG. Liu
4/18Using Terminating Resistors at PCB EdgesH. Hu
4/20Calculating Loss Tangent from S-ParametersS. Luan
4/23Power Bus Spectrum ModelingJ. Mao
4/25EM Radiation from FPGA ChipsL. Zhang
4/27Mixed Mode S-Parameters and Eye DiagramsX. Gu
4/30Modeling of Power Electronics EMIT. Yuhua
5/2The EMC Laboratory Inventory DatabaseJ. Shi
5/4TBDC. Guo
5/7Automotive Expert System AlgorithmsS. Ranganathan
5/9TBDS. Manjunath
5/11OverviewT. Hubing

 

Course Coordinator

Prof. T. Hubing

Office: 120 EECH

Office Hours: MF 9:30-11:30 am

Phone: 341-6069

Email: hubing@ece.mst.edu

Secretary

Mary Hotaling

Office: 140 EECH

Phone: 341-4139

Email: maryh@ece.mst.edu