Collaborative Research: Methods for Detection and Visualization of Coupling Paths in EMC Problems

电磁兼容中心提案#1128748提案#1127923该提案寻求为分别位于密苏里科技大学和休斯顿大学的电磁兼容中心提供资金。基础研究申请由NSF批准的请愿书授权，NSF 10-601。征集邀请研究所/大学合作研究中心提交支持行业定义的基础研究的建议。这一建议将提供对EMC耦合路径物理的新见解，特别是在系统和印刷电路板等复杂几何结构中。该项目将为耦合路径方向提供坚实的理论和数值基础，为解决EMC问题开辟一种全新的解决策略，从而改变EMC解决电磁问题的实践，并为工业联盟成员提供一种实用的诊断和缓解方法。耦合路径检测方法的可用性可以极大地提高对复杂EMC问题的理解，使更多功能能够集成到高速电子、汽车或军用硬件等各种产品中。拟议的项目将有助于确保研究与行业的相关性，并确保结果将被整合到真正的产品开发中，使其进入消费者手中。该中心将获得可视化耦合路径的独特能力；这将允许通过满足更多受众来扩大中心的范围。

Center for Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Proposal #1128748 Proposal #1127923 This proposal seeks funding for the Center for Electromagnetic Compatibility located at the Missouri University of Science and Technology and the University of Houston site, respectively. Requests for Fundamental Research are authorized by an NSF approved solicitation, NSF 10-601. The solicitation invites I/UCRCs to submit proposals for support of industry-defined fundamental research. This proposal will provide a novel insight into EMC coupling path physics, especially in complex geometries such as systems and printed circuit-boards. The project will provide solid theoretical and numerical basis for coupling path direction, which can open an entirely new solution strategy for EMC problems, thus transforming the practice of electromagnetic problem solving in EMC and provide the industrial consortium members with a practical and useful diagnostic and mitigation methodology. The availability of coupling path detection methods can drastically improve the understanding of complex EMC problems, enabling more functionality to be integrated into products as diverse as high-speed electronics, automobiles, or military hardware. The proposed project will help assure the relevancy of the research to industry and ensure that results will be integrated into the development of real products that make their way to the consumer. The center will gain the unique capability to visualize coupling paths; this will allow an increase in the scope of the center by addressing additional audiences.