Bachelor Thesis: Investigation and Mitigation of Common-Mode Emissions in RFID Systems (m/f/d) (RFID)

Location: Gratkorn, Austria; part-time Bachelor thesis with hands-on laboratory work.

Remuneration: EUR 2,300 gross as a one-time payment; an additional payment may be possible depending on performance and the end result.

Company

hirify.global is collaborating with an Austrian university or FH on an academically approved Bachelor thesis.

What you will do

• Study common-mode and differential-mode current mechanisms in 13.56 MHz RFID systems.
• Investigate radiation and coupling paths through measurements and analysis.
• Study the influence of mechanical and electrical design parameters.
• Evaluate mitigation approaches including common-mode chokes, ferrites, shielding, and grounding concepts.
• Validate selected improvement measures experimentally and document the results.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in Bachelor studies at an Austrian university or FH in electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, information and computer engineering, or a similar field.
• Basic knowledge of RF electronics or EMC.
• Interest in measurement techniques.
• Willingness to perform hands-on laboratory work.
• Solid English language skills.
• The thesis requires academic approval and supervision by the university or FH and must follow applicable university requirements.

Culture & Benefits

• Thesis topic defined in alignment with NXP and the educational institution.
• Part-time thesis collaboration with NXP Austria.
• One-time gross remuneration of EUR 2,300, with a possible performance-based add-on payment.