Conducted emissions problems can appear late in product development, leading to failed compliance testing, redesigns, additional filtering, and costly project delays.
Join Astrodyne TDI for a technical webinar focused on conducted emissions troubleshooting in real-world systems. Led by Ahsan Abbasi, Astrodyne TDI Applications Engineer in Europe, this session will walk through the fundamentals of EMC, pre-compliance measurement setup & techniques, practical troubleshooting methods, and strategies for selecting the right EMI filter. A brief overview of the conformity assessment process in the EU and an introduction to EMC Directive 2014/30/EU.
Using practical engineering concepts and real measurement considerations, attendees will learn how to identify better where conducted noise originates, understand what measurement results are telling them, and take a more systematic approach to improving EMC performance.
During this webinar, we will :
Discuss the fundamentals of electromagnetic compatibility, common sources of EMI, and why conducted emissions matter in modern electronic systems.
Explore how EMC testing fits into the conformity assessment process and why identifying potential emissions problems before formal testing can reduce development risk.
Teaches you the key elements of a reliable pre-compliance conducted emissions setup
Learn practical techniques for investigating conducted emissions in real systems, identifying potential noise sources, and evaluating changes designed to improve EMC performance.
Help you understand why the selection process of an appropriate filtering solution becomes critical.
We'll discuss how system requirements, voltage, current, noise characteristics, and application conditions influence EMI filter selection, and how Astrodyne TDI's engineering team can help identify the right filtering approach for your application.
Why Attend?
EMC troubleshooting shouldn't begin only after a product fails formal compliance testing.
Pre-compliance measurements and systematic troubleshooting can give engineers greater visibility into EMC performance throughout the development process, helping teams:
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for:
With over six decades of expertise in manufacturing Power Supplies and EMI Filters, our team offers unparalleled engineering assistance to guide your product from conception to completion seamlessly.