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The graduate is able to
- find appropriate EMC standards required for particular application
- perform system analysis and point out critical design aspects with respect to EMC
- design a system with respect to EMC requirements
- analyze and solve EMC problems in systems not meeting EMC standards
- discuss general effects of ionizing radiation on electronic systems
- analyze requirements on an electronic system with respect to desired mission profile
- propose suitable radiation shielding for electronic components

Students are expected to have knowledge of electromagnetic wave propagation both in free space and transmission lines and basic principles of quantum physics. They should be familiar with basic electronic components (resistor, capacitor, inductor, transformer, diode, bipolar and unipolar transistor), have knowledge of basic circuits utilizing these components (passive RLC tanks, rectifiers, transistor switches) and a basic knowledge of differentiation and integration.

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Techning methods include lectures, computer laboratories and practical laboratories. Course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system.

1. EMC: definition, history and future. Sources and consequences.
2. Distortion coupling mechanism and its elimination.
3. Interference suppression, PSB design practice, EMI suppression filters.
4. EMI shielding: theory, implementation, limitations.
5. Interference measurement methods, analysis of measurement results.
6. Communication interface immunity testing.
7. Metastability, practical examples of EMC issue solutions.
8. Near-Earth and free-space ionizing radiation: types and sources, effect on electronic systems.
9. Semiconductor component radiation hardness: SEE, TID, MTBF.
10. Minimizing of SEE occurrence and its consequences: system design, shielding, TMR, ECC, FEC.
11. Radiation hardness testing: methods, analysis.
12. Software requirements for environments with ionizing radiation.
13. Ionizing radiation sources: regulations, operation, available sites.

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Students will know how to design electronic system with respect to electromagnetic compatibility and ionizing radiation issues. Students will be familiar with design rules for systems operating in free space (Earth orbits, interplanetary space), their testing and evaluation according to valid standards.

Evaluation of activities is specified by a regulation, which is issued by the lecturer responsible for the course annually.

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KNOLL, G. Radiation Detection and Measurement. 4th Ed. Wiley, 2010. 864 p. ISBN: 978-0470131480. (EN)
NIKOLOPOULOS, C. D.: Electromagnetic Compatibility for Space Systems Design. IGI Global 2018, ISBN: 978-1522554158. (EN)
VELAZCO, R.: Radiation Effects on Integrated Circuits and Systems for Space Applications. Springer; 1st ed. 2019, ISBN: 978-3030046590. (EN)
ZHANG, H., ZHANG, Y., HUANG, C., YUAN, Y., CHENG, L.: Spacecraft Electromagnetic Compatibility Technologies. Springer Singapore 2020, ISBN: 978-981-15-4781-2. (EN)

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