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DESCRIPTION:CERN operates 2000 magnets\, 1000km of high voltages lines\, 46
 0 high voltage transformers\, a 40 MW cryogenic installation and many mega
 watts of pulsed power installations next to millions of highly sensitive s
 ensors for its physics experiments and accelerators. While there is a conc
 ise industrial approach for industry-like installations there is a very di
 verse EMC situation amongst the 500 user groups of CERN. The user groups a
 re physics driven which for EMC causes drawbacks. CERN runs two EMC-labora
 tories\, one somewhat conventional and the other one for more complex prob
 lems\, and for training purposes. The presentation shows both sides of CER
 N's EMC landscape and some unique solutions and approaches.\n\nCo-sponsore
 d by: EPFL EMC Laboratory\n\nSpeaker(s): Friedrich Szoncsó\, \n\nRoom: 20
 3\, Bldg: INM\, EPFL\, Lausanne\, Switzerland\, Switzerland\, 1015
LOCATION:Room: 203\, Bldg: INM\, EPFL\, Lausanne\, Switzerland\, Switzerlan
 d\, 1015
ORGANIZER:nicolas.mora@epfl.ch
SEQUENCE:5
SUMMARY:EMC at CERN – a short overview
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/179222
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>CERN operates 2000 magnets\, 1000km of hig
 h voltages lines\, 460 high voltage transformers\, a 40 MW cryogenic insta
 llation and many megawatts of pulsed power installations next to millions 
 of highly sensitive sensors for its physics experiments and accelerators. 
 While there is a concise industrial approach for industry-like installatio
 ns there is a very diverse EMC situation amongst the 500 user groups of CE
 RN. The user groups are physics driven which for EMC causes drawbacks. CER
 N runs two EMC-laboratories\, one somewhat conventional and the other one 
 for more complex problems\, and for training purposes. The presentation sh
 ows both sides of CERN's EMC landscape and some unique solutions and appro
 aches.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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