Elsevier Electromagnetic Compatibility in Power Systems - Elsevier

Electromagnetic Compatibility in Power Systems by Elsevier explores how natural and artificially produced physical phenomena impact practical applications across industrial and environmental contexts. This comprehensive engineering reference addresses the dual nature of electromagnetic sources that simultaneously produce useful effects whilst creating adverse consequences manifesting as component malfunction, system failure, or environmental hazards. The book examines both inadvertent and deliberate sources of electromagnetic interference, providing essential knowledge for professionals tasked with managing electromagnetic compatibility challenges in modern power infrastructure. By understanding EMC principles and mitigation strategies, engineers and technicians can design more reliable systems, prevent costly failures, and ensure compliance with electromagnetic safety standards. This authoritative text serves as a critical resource for electrical engineers, systems designers, and technical specialists seeking to balance electromagnetic performance with system resilience and environmental protection.