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The threat of Intentional Electromagnetic Interference (IEMI) has been growing in concern by experts and entities worldwide. Several essential sectors can be targeted by IEMI. They include, for example, power systems, banking systems, water supply, and telecommunications and transportation infrastructures. In addition to onshore assets, IEMI can affect maritime vessels, which perform key economic roles on a global scale. As ...

The deployment of smart grid communication devices such as radio modules, sensors, routers and gateways that communicate through various communication channels and protocols over the Internet of Things IoT is rapidly increasing in decentralized energy management systems. The main goals of this work within the PETER project were to design of EMI sources and to set up a measurement procedure ...

RMCD: a potential but easily overlooked culprit of EMI and EMI-related risks

After a long period of online meetings and activities, most ESRs could finally meet physically in an informal setup. The idea came from the fact that we are all seniors, and while already aware of each other’s academic expertise through online meetings, a more personal tie existed only between some ESRs. Namely, those who had met and spent time together ...

Discover how EMC issues can occur at the PCB level and by using simple layout techniques these can be resolved.

Find out more on the learning, travel and team building experience that an early stage researcher can get during a secondment.

Electrical Engineering… What is it exactly? Well, on April 7th, 30 enthusiastic female students had the chance of having a glance into the fascinating world of electrical engineering at the University of Twente (UT)!

Communication networks are the backbone of the modern safety-critical systems. Therefore, it is vital to arm these error-prone networks against external disturbances. In this blog, I will discuss the challenges associated with this task in electromagnetic polluted environments.

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Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and travel restrictions, not everyone could travel to the UK. Therefore, the PETER consortium had to make this event hybrid.