Analysis and Design with Respect to Electromagnetic Compatibility

Utbildningsfakta

Kod: ADK601

This course gives you in-depth knowledge of how electromagnetic fields affect vehicle components and you learn to develop technical solutions to minimize disturbances in the electric powertrain. In the course you will also learn to use finite element methods to analyze electromagnetic compatibility and its effect on the system.<br> After completing the course, you will not only have an in-depth understanding of electromagnetic compatibility in electric vehicles, but also the skills to analyze, design and implement technical solutions in the field. **Industry and academy** This course has been developed in collaboration with industry partners within the framework of one of our educational projects. The project aims to provide courses at advanced level to a mix of professionals and students to strengthen the Swedish industry's competitiveness. We apply a validation of work experience, which means we can assess your competence based on both formal credentials and work experience. Even if you don't have formal qualifications, such as grades or diplomas, you may have the knowledge that meets the eligibility requirements for the course. To enable us to validate, attach your resume under the "Qualifications" tab on antagning.se or in our local application form when you apply. The template is found on our website [here](<https://www.hv.se/en/education/skills-development-for-professionals/courses-for-professionals/professional-development-in-electrical-engineering/?sq=validering-av-arbetslivserfarenhet>)

Behörighet

Passed courses of 90 HE credits within the field of technology with at least 15 HE credits on level 61-90 HE credits or equivalent.

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• Analysis and Design with Respect to Electromagnetic Compatibility

  University West

  TROLLHÄTTAN

  Startdatum: 18 januari 2027

  Slutdatum: 28 mars 2027

  Studietakt: 20 %