•EMC testing in simulation has become a popular method among engineers in the last decade. This technique allows for early detection of potential electromagnetic compatibility issues in a product's development process.
 
•By using simulation, engineers can test a product's EMC behavior in a controlled virtual environment. This reduces the time spent in the laboratory and allows for many tests to be done in parallel. It also enables engineers to identify the root of the problem instead of simply determining whether a product passes or fails.
 
•One of the key advantages of EMC testing in simulation is that it can be done very early on in the development process. This allows for quick identification of potential issues before they become costly to fix. Additionally, it provides a way to optimize a product's EMC performance, ensuring that it meets regulatory requirements and performs well in real-world scenarios.