EMI Analyst™ Software
Practical Electromagnetic Interference Analysis
The EMI Analyst™ Suite
Available Bundled or Separately

CE Analyst™
Conducted emissions calculator for power lines and interconnecting cable bundles.

CS Analyst™
Conducted susceptibility solver for interference injected on electrical cables.

RE Analyst™
Radiated emissions computation engine for power and signal lines.

RS Analyst™
Radiated susceptibility
field-to-wire coupling analysis tool.
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EMI Analyst™ suite includes:
Cable Connected Circuitry is the biggest cause of electromagnetic interference
Compared to printed circuit board traces, electrical cables are usually much longer and more efficient at radiating and picking up electromagnetic fields.
Even very small levels of radio frequency energy can cause interference.
Cable connected circuits are the root cause of most EMC laboratory test failures.
EMI Analyst™ gives engineers tools to calculate both emissions and susceptibility. Protect and control interference by optimizing circuit design, filtering, and shielding.

Quick to Learn and Use
EMI Analyst™ is intuitive frequency domain analysis software that efficiently and cost-effectively predicts emissions and susceptibility. We’ve done the hard work for you by bridging the gap between circuit design and electromagnetics.
EMI Analyst™ models electronic systems using physical and electrical parameters readily available to circuit designers.
EMI Analyst™ Software Provides Exceptional Value
Based on solid engineering principles, EMI Analyst™ leverages transmission line theory, 3-d field solvers, network theory, parasitic elements, linear algebra, proprietary models, and hundreds of formulas developed by the greatest minds in electrical engineering, physics, and computational mathematics.
EMI Analyst™ integrates advanced simulation tools that allow you to quickly and accurately simulate your cabling and cable-connected circuits. Why cables? Cable-related interference is the biggest cause of EMI test failures and real-world interference problems.

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