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WLL301: MIL-STD 461F Course for 2010

Presented by Washington Laboratories, Ltd.

The MIL-STD-461F will be introduced, including the new/modified test methods and test article configurations

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MIL-STD-461F Course for 2010

Date and Time

March 01 thru 04, 2010
May 18 thru 21, 2010
June 15 thru 18, 2010 (Cleveland, OH - Location TBA)
August 16 thru 19, 2010
October 25 thru 28, 2010

8:00am - 5:00 pm daily

Location
Washington Laboratories Ltd.

7560 Lindbergh Drive, Gaithersburg MD 20879

301-216-1500

Instructor
Steve Ferguson

Course Description

Approved on December 10, 2007, the newly released MIL-STD-461F supersedes MIL-STD-461E.

The MIL-STD-461F will be introduced, including the new/modified test methods and test article configurations. This course offers critical information for military compliance professionals, testing industry professionals, and developers involved with electronics systems development. Hands-on instruction in MIL-STD-461 test and measurement methods along with analysis of the test results will be covered.

Objectives

The focus of this course is on performing the testing, reducing and understanding the data and managing test problems. It features practical methods-based instruction with laboratory measurements demonstrations and hands-on performance of test setups.

Who Should Attend

Test Engineers
Test Technicians
Anyone who interprets MIL-STD data
Anyone who troubleshoots MIL-STD equipment
MIL-STD design Engineers

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Course Outline

The following will be covered during the four-day course:

• Basic Concepts of Electromagnetic Effects

• Terms and Definitions

• EMI – The Problem

• Measurement Units

• The Decibel

• Electromagnetic Environment

• Standards

• MIL-STD-464A

• MIL-STD-461

• Data Item Descriptions

• Managing your EMI/EMC test program

• Emissions and Susceptibility

• General concepts

• Test Requirements and Methods (MIL-STD-461E)

• General Requirements

• Facility requirements

• Configuring the test article

• Conducted Emissions

• CE101 *

• CE102 *

• CE106

• Conducted Susceptibility

• CS101 *

• CS103

• CS104

• CS105

• CS106

• CS109

• CS114 *

• CS115 *

• CS116 *

• Radiated Emissions

• RE101 *

• RE102 *

• RE103

• Radiated Susceptibility

• RS101 *

• RS103 *

• RS105

• Instrumentation

• Summary and Review

* Test methods with group laboratory testing as part of the course. All test methods will include a detailed discussion.

For more information on course content, please send your request to info@wll.com

Witnessing of tests

Course summary; optional final examination; award of certificates

Text Materials

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Fee/Registration

Registration fee is US$2,200 per student.

Early registration: US$2,100 per student

(Register more than 30 days prior to a scheduled course start date to qualify)

Payment in advance via check, VISA or MasterCard preferred credit cards or bank transfer (ask for transfer details).

For registration and payment received one month prior to course, deduct $100. For three or more participants from an organization and payment received one month prior to course, deduct $200 each.

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