Electronics and systems engineers and technicians, printed circuit board designers, electromechanical designers, EMC personnel, signal integrity specialists and technical managers could all benefit. No prior EMC or signal integrity knowledge is needed - just a desire to learn more about these problems and how to deal with them. First, while the design techniques are often the same, the levels can be vastly different. This class deals with both of these important issues ad the same time. After six years, this seminar is well polished and full of punch.
Any technical class is a big investment.
Not only do you have cost of the course, but an even bigger expense is the cost of your time. You need timely experience, both in technology and in teaching. As an entry level seminar on EMI control, the course covered a broad range of topics, all of which are applicable to product design. Your instructors William Kimmel and Daryl Gerke have been fighting EMI problems for over sixty collective years. Since 1987, they have done nothing else.