Take part in EMA’s Solving Electromagnetic Challenges webinar series, where you will learn how to overcome the most pressing issues in the industry. Whether it's adapting to new standards, adopting new technologies and methodologies, or optimizing your designs and workflows, Solving Electromagnetic Challenges will give you the edge you need to succeed.
Our next webinar is Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024
Leveraging Test and Simulation to De-risk Certification
Aircraft certification can be extraordinarily expensive and time consuming, specifically when considering the nuance of handling electromagnetic effects. Traditional approaches have been “test first, ask questions later” which from experience sets a program up for costly rework and schedule slips.
At EMA, we’ve been supporting aircraft certification programs through test, simulation, and consulting for over 40 years. By working on so many different programs and projects over the years, coupled with our industry leaders in these areas, EMA has obtained a deep level of insight that has been shown to greatly reduce the risk of non-compliances when it comes to certification.
In this webinar, we will share some valuable insights and approaches that will get you the data you need when you need it, without performing unnecessary test and analysis throughout the program. By following the adage “Simulate what you can, test what you have to” you will learn how EMA helps companies navigate certification by dispelling painful myths and outdated practices.
Join us on Dec. 4 at 1 p.m. ET/ 11 a.m. MT. Click here to get registered.
Speaker: Justin McKennon EMA Principal Scientist II Justin McKennon is a Principal Scientist II at Electro Magnetic Applications, Inc. (EMA®) and an industry recognized leader in electromagnetic effects and space radiation. Justin has an extensive test background, having previously served as Chief Engineer at NTS Lightning Technologies prior to joining EMA. Justin obtained his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts. He holds a Full Authority FAA DER license in all HIRF, lightning, and EMI/EMC disciplines and has played critical roles in certification efforts on dozens of commercial and military programs. He also helped lead the establishment of EMA’s Space Environment and Radiation Effects (SERE) facility. Justin has significant expertise related to lightning effects on aircraft, wind turbines, and structures. He also specializes in the test and measurement of electromagnetic effects, EMP, radiated effects, and related areas.
Topic: Comprehensive Space Plasma EMC Analysis Using a Single Model Abstract: Space plasmas present many risks to space vehicles, ranging from antenna pattern distortion to surface charging to box level transient coupling. The modern use of ceramics and other insulating materials in space vehicle platforms makes numerical EMC analysis an important part of the design […]
Topic: Modeling Complex Cable Harnesses in EMA3D Simulations Presenter: Cody Weber Abstract: Computation Electromagnetic (CEM) simulations play an ever-increasing role in the analysis and support for aircraft and aerospace programs. CEM can be used to evaluate electromagnetic environmental effects as well as EMC/EMI system problems for design and certification support. This analysis not only can […]
Topic: Dealing with cables, cavities, and platform antennas in a practivcal way. Presenter: Tim McDonald Abstract: EMC and E3 engineers have real challenges in dealing with cables, cavities and platform antennas in real electronics equipment, aircraft and vehicles. It is reasonably easy to solve for a perfect cable illuminated by a perfect plane wave, but […]
Topic: Oversized Cavity Theory for RE/RS Assessment up to 40GHz PresentEr: Bryon Neufeld Abstract: The Oversized Cavity Theory (OCT) is a numerical technique for aerospace systems including aircraft and communication satellites radiated emissions and susceptibility (RE/RS) assessment. The method is based on a power-balance approach, i.e. on the premise that, with statistical fields present in […]
Topic: Space Plasma Discharge Transients from EMA3D® Presenter: Bryon Neufeld AbstracT: We demonstrate EMA3D’s ability to predict discharge transients from surface charging in a space plasma. In our analysis, we obtain surface charging results in a space plasma environment and then evaluate discharge transients to cables and antennas. We consider spacecraft-to-plasma, surface-to-surface, and spacecraft-to-spacecraft (rendezvous) […]
Topic: Advanced CAE Tools for Spacecraft Charging Analysis with NASCAP-2K Presenter: Bryon Neufeld Abstract: EMA3D® includes advanced CAE tools for spacecraft charging analysis with NASCAP-2K. These tools allow the user to import native CAD (in almost any format) directly into the EMA3D platform to serve as the basis for their surface charging simulation, ensuring a […]
Topic: Validation of Computational Electromagnetic Simulations to Support Aircraft Certification Projects for Direct and Indirect Effects of Lightning Presenter: Cody Weber Abstract: Computation Electromagnetic (CEM) simulations play an ever increasing role in the analysis and support for aircraft certification projects. CEM can be used to evaluate electromagnetic environmental effects as well as EMC/EMI system problems for […]
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