Electromagnetic Compatibility
Webinar Series
The IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society and IEEE Standards Association are hosting a series of webinars to create awareness of some trending topics related to reducing electromagnetic interference in areas such as automotive technologies, consumer electronics, wireless communications, and 5G. Registering for the webinar series gives you access to some recent webinar recordings and all future webinars.
Shielding Standards: From Large Enclosures to Board-Level (IEEE 299™, 299.1™, 2716™)
RECORDED MAY 2025
This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the IEEE Standards related to shielding that are used to characterize the shielding effectiveness (SE) from large enclosures down to the board level (i.e. IEEE 299™, 299.1™ and 2716™). IEEE Standard 299™ is a standard that has evolved as the successor to the widely recognized MIL-STD 285. As MIL-STD 285 was phased out, IEEE Standard 299™ became the go-to reference for SE measurements of large enclosures, with adaptations to characterize shielding materials and even shielding gaskets.
This webinar will also explore the ongoing efforts by the Shielding Standards Continuity Group to update and enhance IEEE Standard 299™, ensuring it remains relevant in modern EMC applications. Additionally, we will discuss IEEE Standard 299.1™ and IEEE Standard 2716™, covering their significance in evaluating SE across different enclosure sizes, from large-scale chambers to compact PCB-level shielding solutions.
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SESSIONS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND
SESSION 8
Electromagnetic Compatibility and Functional Safety through IEEE 1848™-2020 and IEEE P1848.1™
RECORDED APRIL 2025
This presentation will introduce the ideas related to EMI resilient, functional safety design according to IEEE 1848-2020. Functional safety is an essential part of control system design in modern machinery. It was first introduced in machinery standards in the early 1990s. Since then, the idea that safety-related controls should be highly reliable has been developed through many standards, including generic functional safety standards like IEC 61508 and sector-specific standards like IEC 62061, ISO 13849, and ISO 26262. The impact of EMI on safety-related control systems has been known for many years, and examples of EMI-related failures in these systems are documented.
SESSION 7
Augmented Intelligence for E2E Design
RECORDED FEBRUARY 2025
Chiplet and disaggregated designs are increasingly prevalent in commercial offerings from edge to server. However, the associated design complexity poses a significant challenge for today’s design tools, flows and methodologies, especially if we aim to achieve highly optimized design at scale.
Augmented Intelligence, combining human and machine intelligence, offers a transformative solution to support multi-level and multi-domain design optimization. By strategically assigning high-level decision-making to humans and iterative computations to Artificial Intelligence, this methodology can scale the number of custom-optimized designs with the same number of resources, achieving high-quality competitive products with reduced time-to-market.
Through collaborations at Intel and with partners, we have developed and deployed Augmented Intelligence solutions spanning silicon to system design and hardware to software design, achieving design efficiency gains exceeding 90% in critical areas. This talk will present practical examples and key learnings from several years of developing Augmented Intelligence solutions for end-to-end design.
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