Georgia Tech recently announced a two-and-a-half day, intensive short course that will provide comprehensive coverage of design practices for grounding and electromagnetic compatibility of industrial, commercial, and residential systems with linear and distorting loads. The course is geared toward electric power utility engineers, engineers engaged in the design and testing of power systems for commercial and industrial installations, consulting engineers, contractors and people concerned with power quality problems arising from grounding practices and EMI phenomena. Learn more about this course at the Georgia Tech website.
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