CISPR 16-1-1 Advanced EMI Receiver Engineering, Calibration

Master EMI Measuring Receivers, Detector Functions, Bandwidth, Receiver Performance, Calibration and Verification for Pr
What you'll learn

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Understand the key requirements of CISPR 16-1-1 for EMI measuring receivers and measurement instrumentation used in EMC testing.
Explain the architecture and operating principles of EMI measuring receivers, including RF input stages, preselection, amplification, filtering, and detector fu
Understand and apply different detector characteristics, including Peak, Quasi-Peak, Average, and RMS-Average measurements.
Evaluate important receiver performance parameters, including sensitivity, noise figure, linearity, dynamic range, overload, and distortion.
Requirements

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This course is suitable for beginners, students, engineers, EMC/EMI professionals, laboratory personnel, and anyone who wants to develop a stronger understanding of CISPR 16-1-1.
Description

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"This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."
Welcome toCISPR 16-1-1: Advanced EMI Measuring Receivers - Performance, Calibration, Verification and Measurement Techniques.
This comprehensive course is designed to provide a clear and practical understanding ofCISPR 16-1-1 and the measurement instrumentation used for radio-frequency disturbance measurements in EMC testing.
The course begins with the fundamentals ofEMI measuring receiver architecture and gradually develops your understanding of important receiver characteristics and measurement principles. You will learn how different receiver sections work together and how their performance can influence the accuracy and reliability of EMC measurements.
Throughout the course, we cover important topics includingreceiver bandwidth, detector functions, Peak, Quasi-Peak, Average and RMS-Average measurements, impulse response, impulse bandwidth, receiver sensitivity, noise figure, preamplifier gain, linearity, dynamic range, overload, preselection, harmonic distortion and intermodulation distortion.
Special attention is given to the practical behavior of EMI receivers and the factors that can affect measurement results. You will develop an understanding of how receiver noise, compression, distortion, overload, and dynamic-range limitations can influence measurements.
The course also introduces important concepts related tocalibration and verification of EMI measuring receivers, including receiver performance verification, measurement parameters, RF pulse amplitude verification, and the importance of maintaining reliable and repeatable measurement performance.
Technical diagrams, receiver concepts, measurement waveforms, equations, tables, and practical examples are used throughout the course to make the subject easier to understand and apply.
In this course, you will learn about
EMI measuring receiver architecture and operating principles
Bandwidth and detector characteristics
Peak, Quasi-Peak, Average and RMS-Average detectors
Impulse response and impulse bandwidth
Receiver sensitivity and noise figure
Preamplifiers and receiver gain
Linearity, 1 dB compression and dynamic range
Harmonic and intermodulation distortion
Preselection and overload considerations
Broadband and FFT measurement considerations
Calibration and verification principles
RF pulse amplitude and receiver performance verification
Measurement accuracy, repeatability and practical EMC laboratory considerations
This course is suitable forEMC/EMI engineers, electrical and electronics engineers, EMC laboratory personnel, test and measurement engineers, calibration engineers, compliance professionals, students, and technical professionals who want to develop or strengthen their knowledge of CISPR 16-1-1.
Whether you are new to CISPR 16-1-1 or already working with EMC measurement systems, this course provides a structured learning path to help you understand the important technical concepts behindEMI receiver performance and reliable EMC measurements.
Enroll in the course and build your practical understanding of CISPR 16-1-1 and EMI measurement instrumentation.
Start learning today and strengthen your EMC measurement knowledge!
Who this course is for

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EMC and EMI engineers who want to strengthen their understanding of CISPR 16-1-1 and EMI measuring receivers.
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