Designing systems within a very small volume, under challenging environmental
conditions, with a high density of nearby electronic and electrical components and high
power consumption, can lead to conducted and radiated electromagnetic interference
(EMI) that prevents the system from operating successfully according to the required
performance.
In this lecture, we will describe the electrical and mechanical mechanisms of interference,
demonstrate how they can be prevented already at the initial design phase, explain how
EMC tests are planned to verify the system’s ability to meet performance requirements,
and discuss available options for resolving deviations identified during testing.