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Electrical Engineering | Physics internship: Radiated Emissions Research (Master thesis) Beschrijving Introduction The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) team at ASML in Veldhoven supports the reliable operation of advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment. As systems become larger and more complex, assessing compliance with low-frequency radiated emission requirements can be challenging in practical measurement environments. During this internship, you will help bridge the gap between regulatory requirements and real-world qualification conditions. Your work will contribute to the development of practical EMC assessment methods for next-generation semiconductor manufacturing systems. This internship offers a unique opportunity to combine scientific research with an industrial engineering challenge. Your assignment In this internship, you will investigate how radiated emission limits below 150 kHz can be translated into a practical evaluation method for large semiconductor manufacturing equipment. You will combine electromagnetic theory, modeling, simulation, and measurement analysis to develop a technically substantiated assessment approach. Working closely with EMC specialists, you will contribute to improving future compliance assessment strategies. Your main responsibilities will be: - Review relevant low-frequency electromagnetic compatibility regulations and standards - Analyze the assumptions behind existing radiated emission limits and prescribed measurement distances - Investigate near-field and far-field electromagnetic behavior below 150 kHz - Develop analytical models and simulations to translate regulatory limits to practical measurement distances - Identify gaps between regulatory requirements and current qualification practices - Propose and validate a practical radiated emission assessment methodology - Document findings and present recommendations to technical stakeholders This is a master's thesis i...