Diploma in Electromagnetic Integrity of Traction Converters

Diploma in Electromagnetic Integrity of Traction Converters

This diploma focuses on the study and application of advanced principles of electromagnetism and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in the design and operation of traction converters, particularly in the context of electric and hybrid vehicles. It addresses the analysis, mitigation, and control of electromagnetic interference (EMI), using numerical simulation techniques, EMC measurements, and shielding design. The diploma program focuses on ensuring the reliability and performance of traction systems, complying with international EMC standards.

The program includes the use of tools and laboratories for FEM simulation, anechoic chamber measurements, and the development of filtering strategies and circuit design to reduce electromagnetic emissions. Students acquire practical skills in evaluating interference sensitivity and implementing solutions to protect electronic components. The training prepares professionals for roles such as EMC engineers, electronic systems designers, and power electronics experts, equipping them to meet the challenges of electric mobility.