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Exploring EMI fundamentals in industrial environments

 

Join our webinar on October 22

In this webinar, Michael Breer, our specialist in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), will explain how high EMC performance products can improve your signal conditioning operations.

Throughout the session, we will explore the basics of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) in industrial settings. You will learn about the common sources of EMI and see how various strategies can reduce their impact on your processes.
 

Webinar Highlights:

  1. Sources of EMI: Understanding the common issue of electrical noise and the increasing number of devices that emit radiofrequency waves.
     

  2. We will review the development of EMC standards and their regulatory context as we explore the history and regulations of EMC.
     

  3. Evaluating EMC performance: Criteria for assessing whether your products meet top EMC standards, including certifications like NAMUR, Marine DNV GL, CE, and UL.
     

  4. Key features to consider: What to look for in products that excel in high EMI environments.
     

  5. PR electronics' commitment: How our products exceed standard industry benchmarks for EMC performance.
     

  6. Live Q&A session: Michael Breer will answer any questions you have on the topic.


Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge about EMI. Join us for this informative webinar on 19 February.  

Webinar Details:

  • Date: October 22, 2026.

  • Time: See available times below

  • Duration: 30 minutes.

  • Hosted by: Michael Breer.

  • The webinar will be presented in English.


About the host:

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Michael Breer is a specialist in signal conditioning and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) at PR electronics. He has spent years helping industrial customers achieve stable, accurate measurements and reliable operation in electrically noisy environments. As an experienced trainer and presenter, Michael is known for making complex EMC topics practical, understandable, and relevant to real-world applications.


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