TRAINING COURSES

The Training Courses below have been carefully selected from the scores of short technical courses in our database at finda-training-course.co.uk. They were selected not only because they represent a broad cross section of the type of courses that can be found on finda-training-course.co.uk; but also because they are available in the next few weeks. However, if none of them are applicable to you then please enjoy a " free search" at finda-training-course.co.uk

Radio Spectrum Management and the Radio Regulatory Environment (Ref No. 347)............More

ISO 13485 Internal Auditor (Ref No. 417)............More

Design, Filtering & Shielding for EMC (Part 1) [Ref No. 414]............More

The New EMC Directive 2004/108/EC (Ref No. 348)............More

City & Guilds 4-Day Machinery Safety Course (Ref No 401)............More

Lead-Free Wave & Selective Soldering Workshop (Ref No. 251)............More

Radio Spectrum Management and the Radio Regulatory Environment (Ref No. 347)

This course approaches the radio spectrum as a finite resource and reviews the requirements, constraints, regulations, tools, techniques and administration necessary to ensure efficient spectrum utilisation. The course will include computer-based case studies in appropriate areas.

Key subjects covered:

• Spectrum as a resource, space, time bandwidth:
• International and national regulations, organisations and control methods
• assignments
• spectrum leasing
• spectrum auctioning.

Dates:   Monday 19th - Friday 23rd November, 2007

Venue:   Northern England

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ISO 13485 Internal Auditor (Ref No. 417)

This two-day course, designed for those with a knowledge of medical device manufacturing, starts with a review of ISO 13485. Students will gain a broad understanding of the ISO 13485 Quality Management Systems requirements, including the proposed revisions. In addition, the concepts of ISO 14971 - The Medical Device Risk Management Standard - will be introduced.

This program uses an interactive approach to learning. Students will participate in small group activities and lively debate, along with instructor led segments to gain the knowledge needed to effectively manage changes to the new standard. Students will learn how to apply these principles to produce effective internal audits of medical device manufacturing firms.

Dates:   Monday 19th - Friday 23rd November, 2007

Venue:   Northern England

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Design, Filtering & Shielding for EMC (Part 1) [Ref No. 414]

This course and its companion course Design, Filtering and Shielding for EMC 2 form a five day advanced course that covers aspects of electronic hardware design, at the circuit design, circuit layout and mechanical levels, necessary to achieve EMC and Signal Integrity.

This course covers circuit aspects and the second covers shielding and mechanical aspects.

Key subjects covered include:

• Design of circuits and systems to reduce generation of and susceptibility to EMI
• Design of systems to comply with the EMC Directive
• Components at high frequency including filters, suppressors, and isolation components
• Circuit effects (generation and susceptibility to EMI) in analogue, digital and power switching circuits
• Radiation and coupling mechanisms
• Physical layout including PCB layout for high speed digital circuits and analogue systems, effects of grounding, and wiring harnesses
• Cable and enclosure screening including apertures and imperfections
• System design
• CAD for EMC an overview of what computational tools can and can’t do for designers

Dates Tuesday 4th - Thursday 6th December, 2007

Venue Northern England

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The New EMC Directive 2004/108/EC (Ref No. 348)

• The requirements of the new EMCD will be presented and the changes to existing requirements highlighted.
• The definitions of components, apparatus and fixed installations will be presented.
• The Essential Requirements will be described and the conformity assessment procedures, including the EMC Assessment.
• The rôle of the Notified Bodies will be discussed.
• The fixed installation and associated EMC issues will be discussed.
• An outline will be presented of the information and technical documentation

Date Tuesday 11th December,

Venue Northern England

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City & Guilds 4-Day Machinery Safety Course (Ref No 401)

Few engineers would be prepared to state that they are fully familiar with all aspects of the regulations, standards and risk management techniques relating to machinery safety. But this four day course presents all of this material in the form of a single training package suitable for electrical and mechanical engineers and engineering managers.

Dates: Monday 3rd - Thursday 6th December, 2007

Venue: England

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Lead-Free Wave & Selective Soldering Workshop (Ref No. 251)

For many organisations through hole components will remain a reality for many years. More and more surface mount components are used in design, through hole is in decline, however the reality is connectors, transformers, switches, LCD displays and electrolytic capacitors are sill necessary in many products. So what is the most reliable and cost effective solution to through hole soldering in a lead-free environment?

Explanations, new innovations and practical advice are available on Wednesday 5th December !!!!!

Date Tuesday 5th December 2007

Venue England

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