EMCLAB Introduction
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problems can decrease reliability, increase cost, and delay development schedules of modern electronic systems.

The S&T EMC lab supports electromagnetic compatibility, power integrity, and signal integrity research and education projects. 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 today's EMC problems and address the EMC problems of the future.

Highlights

What's new?
S&T sweep awards at electromagnetic symposium

S&T students, faculty and alumni sweep awards at electromagnetic symposium!
News
Best Student Paper from APEMC 2023

Congratulate Haran Manoharan on winning the Best Student Paper in 2023 APEMC!
S&T lab partners with top electronics companies for EMC research

Missouri S&T has a longstanding reputation as a top-tier STEM school, but anyone unfamiliar with the university’s Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Laboratory would likely be shocked by the level of influence the university has globally on consumer and military electronics.

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Daryl Beetner
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Daryl Beetner

Director of EMC Lab

573-341-4503 | daryl@mst.edu |

4000 Enterprise Drive, Rolla, MO 65409