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Electromagnetic Compatibility in Power Systems CISPR TR 18-1
Electromagnetic Compatibility in Power Systems CISPR TR 18-1
Learn the Fundamentals of Radio Interference, Corona Phenomena, and CISPR TR 18-1:2017 for Electrical Engineers.
Created byPurankumar Gajera
Last updated 10/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Understand the fundamentals of radio noise and electromagnetic interference associated with high-voltage overhead transmission lines.
- Explain the relationship between corona phenomena and radio noise generation in high-voltage AC and DC power systems.
- Identify the major factors influencing radio noise levels, including transmission-line voltage, conductor configuration, weather conditions, measurement distanc
- Understand radio noise measurement principles and attenuation characteristics discussed in CISPR TR 18-1:2017.
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Course content
1 section • 11 lectures • 5h 52m total length
Requirements
- No prior knowledge of CISPR standards or radio noise measurement is required. No specialized laboratory equipment, testing instruments, or engineering software is necessary. The course introduces the technical concepts progressively, making it suitable for beginners as well as working professionals who wish to strengthen their knowledge. Whether you are a student, graduate engineer, or experienced electrical professional, you are welcome to join this course and begin your learning journey.
Description
"This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."
Radio noise generated by overhead power lines is an important topic in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and high-voltage power engineering. Understanding its sources, characteristics, measurement principles, and technical background is essential for electrical engineers, power system professionals, and anyone interested in electromagnetic interference associated with transmission lines.
This course introduces the engineering foundations of CISPR TR 18-1:2017 – Radio Noise from Overhead Power Lines, with a focus on the technical research, concepts, and developments that form the background of this subject.
Throughout the course, you will explore how radio noise is associated with overhead power lines, the role of corona discharge, and the influence of operating conditions and transmission system characteristics. The course also introduces the technical considerations associated with AC and DC transmission systems, measurement concepts, attenuation, and the interpretation of engineering research.
You will examine the progression of technical literature, historical research findings, voltage-related considerations, and the development of calculation methods and industry practices referenced in the course material. These topics will help you understand how research contributes to the engineering assessment of radio noise from overhead lines.
What You Will Learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to understand the fundamentals of radio noise from overhead power lines, explain the relationship between corona and electromagnetic interference, identify important factors affecting radio noise, understand measurement and attenuation concepts, and recognize the technical background of CISPR TR 18-1:2017.
The course also provides an introduction to the relevance of radio noise in power transmission engineering and electromagnetic compatibility.
Who Should Enroll?
This course is intended for electrical engineering students, graduate engineers, power system engineers, high-voltage engineers, transmission and distribution professionals, testing and laboratory engineers, utility personnel, researchers, and professionals interested in EMC and power system standards.
A basic understanding of electrical engineering is helpful, but prior experience with CISPR standards is not required.
Why Take This Course?
Rather than simply presenting technical terminology, this course aims to build a clear understanding of the engineering concepts and research background behind radio noise from overhead power lines.
Whether you are a student building your technical foundation or a working professional expanding your knowledge of power system electromagnetic compatibility, this course will help you develop a structured understanding of the subject.
Enroll now and begin exploring the engineering foundations of radio noise from overhead power lines and CISPR TR 18-1:2017.
Who this course is for:
- This course is suitable for both beginners and working professionals. Prior experience with CISPR standards or radio noise testing is not mandatory. If you are interested in electrical engineering, high-voltage power systems, electromagnetic compatibility, or technical standards, this course is for you!