Electrical Engineering | Physics internship: Radiated Emissions Research (Master thesis)
Core
Develop a practical assessment methodology for low-frequency radiated emission limits (<150 kHz) for large semiconductor manufacturing equipment by combining electromagnetic theory, modeling, simulation, and measurement analysis.
Role type
Master's thesis research intern (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
Builds
Practical EMC assessment methods and analytical models for next-generation semiconductor manufacturing systems
Domain
Semiconductor manufacturing / Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Required skills
Electromagnetic field theory, modeling, simulation, data analysis, regulatory standards review, analytical problem-solving
Preferred skills
Near-field and far-field analysis, technical documentation, stakeholder communication
Technologies
Electromagnetic simulation tools, measurement analysis software
Responsibilities
Review low-frequency EMC regulations and standards, analyze assumptions behind radiated emission limits, investigate near-field and far-field behavior, develop analytical models and simulations, identify gaps between requirements and practices, propose and validate assessment methodology, document findings and present recommendations
Seniority
Intern (Master's thesis)