Setting up an EMC test environment with subsequent measurement of an active and passive EMC filter

General information on the project

Project title: Construction of an EMC test environment with subsequent measurement of an active and
passive EMC filter

Supervisors: Moritz Mondre, Prof Dr Marco Jung

E-mail: moritz.mondre@h-brs.de, marco.jung@h-brs.de

Number of places: 1

Short description

In the CombiPower research project, a novel, multifunctional, bidirectional charging and drive unit based on SiC semiconductors and active EMC filtering is being developed. One of H-BRS's tasks is to design an active filter that saves volume, mass and costs compared to passive filters. This involves going through the entire development process from theoretical calculation (simulation) to planning the implementation and measuring the active filter in a practical setup. The Master's project offers students the opportunity to accompany part of this development process. The aim of the Master's project is to realise a test environment that makes it possible to measure the active filter in accordance with the EMC standard.

Project phases

Master's project 1: In Master's project 1, the student will first familiarise themselves with the EMC standards and plan an implementation concept for the test environment.

Master project 2: The implementation of the concept for realising the test environment will be part of master project 2, as well as learning how to use the measuring devices.

Master thesis: The master thesis includes the practical measurement of a passive and active EMC filter with subsequent evaluation of the measurement results.