Identifying and Mitigating Radio Frequency Interference
Workshop Detail:
This workshop will present an overview of radio frequency interference (RFI) problems and show how engineers and scientists can use simulation and measurement to identify and mitigate such issues. Finding RFI problems early in the design process prevents loss of major revenue due to product redesign, delayed releases, recalls, and legal battles. To accurately predict and effectively mitigate RFI, engineers need wideband models for all of the components in the RF architecture and wideband antenna-to-antenna coupling data. The workshop will showcase real-world problems solved using this approach and demonstrate measurement techniques. At the end of the workshop, attendees will have a thorough understanding of how to approach RFI problems in the workforce or in research.
The workshop will include four main sessions:
- Overview: What is the RFI/Cosite problem and why should you care?
- Data needed for simulation and analysis
- Measured data
- Using simulation to identify and mitigate interference
Presenters will work with attendees to learn about the challenges they face to help find solutions to their problems.
Who Should Attend?
The workshop targets systems engineers, RF engineers, antenna engineers, avionics engineers, and anyone needing to resolve RFI problems in the design process of their platform or product. The class uses an approach that has been successfully applied to military aircraft, autonomous vehicles, satellites, ships, military ground vehicles, commercial space launch systems and platforms, and much more.
Schedule:
April 28 – 29, 2025
Registration includes lunch and breaks daily.
Workshop Fee:
RFI training workshop and early admission (before Jan. 31, 2025): $1,800
RFI training workshop and general admission (Feb. 1 – April 25, 2025): $2,000
Cancellation and Refund Policy:
- Cancellations received more than 28 days prior to the conference start date are subject to a processing fee of 4% of the total registration, plus any direct expenses incurred by EMA.
- Cancellations received 15 – 28 days prior to the conference start date are subject to a $250 cancellation fee plus any direct expenses incurred by EMA.
- Cancellations received 8 – 14 days prior to the conference start date are subject to a $500 cancellation fee plus any direct expenses incurred by EMA.
- No refunds will be issued for cancellations received less than seven days prior to the conference start date.
- No refunds will be issued due to inclement weather or travel disruptions/cancellations.
- Registrations may be transferred without incurring any penalty or fee.
Contact us:
Email: ema.expo@ema3d.com
Phone: (720) 974-1215
