Advancements in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Techniques for Electronic Systems

Dear Colleagues,

Electronic circuits are extremely vulnerable from any kind of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) that may cause disturbances in their normal function or even worse total destruction. The EMI coupling mechanisms vary, depending on the path that the EMI travels from the source to the destination. Conductive, inductive, capacitive, and radiated coupling are the types of EMI coupling techniques. No matter the EMI coupling technique, it is crucial to keep the EMI effect away from electronic circuits and shielding techniques must be applied. The most effective EMI mitigation system to utilize is determined by the prevalent EMI coupling technique in the circuit. This is why improved electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in electronic circuits depends on having a solid understanding of EMI coupling mechanisms.

The purpose of this Special Issue is to present recent advances in the electronic circuits design, taking into consideration all possible EMI sources as electrostatic discharges (ESD), induced voltages derived by various sources of electromagnetic radiation, etc. Leading researchers from around the globe will be able to discuss their most recent findings and developments in cutting-edge fields in this Special Issue. This Special Issue will take into account original research papers in the area, encompassing novel theories, algorithms, and systems, as well as new implementations and applications utilizing cutting-edge methods. We also encourage review articles and efforts on benchmark datasets and performance evaluation.

Dr. Georgios Fotis
Dr. Vasiliki Vita
Guest Editors

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