Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) issues rarely begin at the test lab—they originate in the physics of how current flows, fields form, and circuits are constructed.
In this technical webinar, Astrodyne TDI Field Applications Engineer David Bourner walks through the physical origins of EMI, connecting electromagnetic theory directly to practical design decisions engineers make every day. From skin effect and reverse proximity effect to grounding strategies and PCB stackups, this session bridges theory and implementation.
Attendees will gain insight into:
How electromagnetic fields manifest around conductors and current loops
The relationship between voltage gradients, current flow, and EMI generation
Skin effect and reverse proximity effect—and why frequency matters
How large conductive loops lead to radiated emissions
Star-point grounding and common EMI pitfalls
Best-practice design strategies
Power electronics design engineers
PCB and system architects
EMC/EMI compliance engineers
Hardware engineers working on industrial, medical, aerospace, or defense systems
Translate EMC theory into actionable design guidance
Reduce late-stage compliance failures
Improve first-pass EMC test success
Learn directly from real-world field experience
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.