EMC Europe 2016
International Symposium and Exhibition on Electromagnetic Compatibility
September 5–9, 2016 — Wroclaw, Poland. The symposium brought together researchers, engineers, and industry professionals for a week of technical sessions, workshops, tutorials, and an accompanying exhibition.
General Information
EMC Europe 2016 was held in Wroclaw, Poland, from September 5 to 9, 2016. The event featured a full conference programme alongside workshops, tutorials, special sessions, and experimental demonstrations. An exhibition ran in parallel, showcasing products and services from leading companies in the electromagnetic compatibility field.
Technical co-sponsors included IEEE and the IEEE EMC Society. The local organising committee operated from Wroclaw University of Science and Technology.
Venue & Contact
The symposium took place at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology facilities in Wroclaw, Poland. The local organising office handled all on-site arrangements and exhibitor coordination.
For historical inquiries related to this event, the general contact address remains info@emceurope.org.
Exhibitors
A selection of companies that participated in the EMC Europe 2016 exhibition:
| Exhibitor | Location |
|---|---|
| Altair Engineering GmbH | Boeblingen, Germany |
| AMETEK CTS Germany GmbH (EM TEST / TESEQ / MILMEGA / IFI) | Germany |
| Rohde & Schwarz | Poland |
| Huawei Consumer | — |
| EMCoS | — |
Additional exhibitors were listed in the official conference system at www.conftool.com/EMCEurope2016.
Conference Programme
The symposium covered a broad scope of topics in electromagnetic compatibility, including measurement techniques, numerical modelling, EMC management, and standards. The programme comprised:
- Plenary and regular paper sessions
- Workshops & Tutorials
- Special Sessions on emerging topics
- Experiments & Software Demonstrations
Key dates during the submission cycle included a regular paper submission deadline in early 2016, with acceptance notifications issued mid-year. Final papers were due ahead of the September conference.
The EMC Europe 2016 symposium in Wroclaw represented a significant gathering of the international electromagnetic compatibility community, drawing researchers and practitioners from across academia and industry. Held in the historic city of Wroclaw, Poland, the event provided a platform for sharing the latest advancements in EMC theory, measurement techniques, and practical applications. The programme spanned the full week, offering a balanced mix of regular paper sessions, workshops, and tutorials designed to address both foundational concepts and emerging challenges in the field. Participants benefited from the opportunity to exchange ideas, establish collaborations, and gain insight into evolving standards and regulatory developments shaping the future of electromagnetic compatibility.
Alongside the technical programme, the symposium hosted a dedicated exhibition where companies and organisations showcased cutting-edge products and services relevant to EMC engineering. This exhibition served as a vital bridge between theoretical research and real-world implementation, allowing attendees to explore new instrumentation, shielding materials, simulation tools, and testing solutions. The interactive demonstrations and hands-on sessions further enriched the experience, enabling participants to engage directly with novel technologies. Such exhibitions have long been a hallmark of the EMC Europe symposia series, reinforcing the connection between scientific innovation and commercial application within the electromagnetic compatibility landscape.
The success of the 2016 symposium in Wroclaw underscored the enduring importance of face-to-face collaboration and knowledge exchange within the EMC community. Special sessions dedicated to emerging topics allowed for deep dives into niche areas, while the social programme offered informal networking opportunities against the backdrop of Wroclaw’s distinctive architecture and cultural heritage. The event continued the tradition of rotating through European host cities, each bringing its own character and local expertise to the symposium. This rotating model has helped EMC Europe maintain a broad, inclusive perspective on the challenges and innovations that define the field of electromagnetic compatibility across different regions and industries.