Article | REF: E1300 V2

EMC in electronic and system design

Author: Olivier MAURICE

Publication date: November 10, 2010, Review date: May 4, 2017

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2. Development of a CEM project

Once the theoretical underpinnings have been laid out, an overview is provided of all the skills required by the CEM profession during project development. This cycle (often presented in the form of a "V") has served as a guideline for the articles that follow the first two, which are more cross-disciplinary.

With a view to pedagogy, we have tried to cover all fields as precisely as possible, with information that will provide engineers with a solid basis for solving their problems or refining their skills.

2.1 Tender phase and project start-up

The beginning of the project is approached with the definition of needs and the reading of specifications. This is followed by a clear understanding of the phases of life, the environment...

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