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Electronics Design EMC Simulation: Hands-on Workshop

As electronics designs become more integrated and complex, EMC behavior is increasingly influenced by the interaction between mechanical structures, PCBs, cables, and circuits. Understanding these interactions early—and knowing how to model them effectively—can help teams identify potential EMC issues sooner and make more informed design decisions.

To support this, we’re offering two complementary sessions focused on EMC modeling workflows using Ansys EMC Plus: a conceptual overview webinar followed by a hands‑on workshop.

Ansys EMC Plus simulates issues including EMI/EMC for cables, crosstalk, shielding effectiveness, lightning strikes, High-Intensity Radiated Fields (HIRF), and Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP). 

Date/Time:
May 21, 2026
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM EDT

Venue:
Virtual

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Overview

Join us for this webinar and workshop series to learn how to ensure the safety and reliability of your electronics designs through comprehensive EMC modeling.

 

What Attendees Will Learn

This instructor‑led workshop builds on the webinar and focuses on practical, hands‑on use of EMC Plus.

Participants will work directly with the tool to:

  • CAD File Preparation: Master the process of importing mechanical CAD designs, assigning materials, and preparing for simulations.
  • PCB and Package Setup: Discover the steps to import electronic design files for PCBs and packages, including automation of the setup process.
  • Cable Specification: Gain hands-on experience in defining cables through the co-simulation with multi-conductor transmission line solvers.
  • Component Modeling: Understand how to represent components using ideal or SPICE circuit models for co-simulation with 3D geometries.
  • Performance Evaluation: Learn to transform simulation results into formats that facilitate comparison with standard measurements for device performance assessment.

 

Who Should Attend

Electrical and Electronics design and packaging engineers whose designs must pass EMI/EMC certification testing

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