Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility, Volume II

Dear Colleagues,

Emerging Internet of Things (IoT), smart grid, and transport electrification applications, along with the advances of semiconductor technology, which enables faster switching devices for highly efficient power conversion, are bringing about new EMC challenges that need to be addressed through the whole design flow of electric and electronic systems, starting from the highest levels of abstraction down to the physical level.

The coexistence of ultra-low voltage IoT nodes and safety-critical sensors close to power converters and drives in smart grids and electric vehicles, in particular, are raising new EMC concerns which demand novel concepts and methodologies in EMC modeling, design, simulation, optimization, and measurement, both at the system- and at the integrated circuit-level. Moreover, a strong multidisciplinary approach is currently needed to gain insight into increasingly complex phenomena and interference scenarios.

On the other hand, emerging Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) techniques provide new tools to EMC designers, whose potential is still to be explored.

In this Special Issue, contributions addressing electromagnetic compatibility and interference topics in the broadest sense, including but not limited to IC- and system-level immunity and susceptibility issues of either information and communication technology (ICT) and power electronic systems, either in emerging IoT, smart grid, electric vehicles applications or in more traditional systems, EMC-oriented simulation and measurement techniques, and EMC applications of ML and AI, are welcome and encouraged.

Prof. Dr. Paolo Stefano Crovetti
Guest Editor

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