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

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Common-mode currents can contribute significantly to unwanted electromagnetic emissions in electronic systems.

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We are looking for a Bachelor’s student currently enrolled at an Austrian university/FH who would like to conduct their Bachelor thesis in collaboration with NXP Austria.

The thesis topic will be defined in alignment with NXP and the respective educational institution. The thesis requires appropriate academic approval and supervision by the university/FH and will be carried out in accordance with the applicable university requirements.


  • Ongoing enrollment in Bachelor studies of electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, information and computer engineering or similar
  • Basic knowledge of RF electronics or EMC
  • Interest in measurement techniques
  • Willingness to perform hands-on laboratory work
  • Solid English language skills


For the successful completion of the Bachelor Thesis you will receive a remuneration of a one-time payment of EUR 2.300, - gross. Depending on the performance and end-result, an add-on payment is possible. 


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