Testing less or testing smarter?

On-demand webinar

How EMC protects you from late‑stage failures

Join this on-demand webinar to explore how electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing decisions can directly impact product reliability, safety, and time to market. As development teams face increasing pressure to reduce testing budgets, many are forced to decide which tests can be delayed or eliminated altogether. These decisions, when made without system‑level visibility, often introduce hidden risks that surface late in development.

This session examines why EMC issues are often discovered late in development and how testing decisions influence reliability, compliance, and launch timing. The webinar introduces a practical, risk‑based approach to help teams reduce unnecessary testing while maintaining confidence in system‑level performance and regulatory outcomes.

You will learn about:

A practical, risk‑based approach to smarter EMC testing under budget constraints
The hidden costs of cutting the wrong EMC tests
How system‑level EMC visibility supports reliable design decisions
How informed EMC strategies support on‑time launches and long‑term reliability

Duration: 30 minutes with Q&A

About the speaker

Tom Fisher

Lab Manager at TUV SUD, Plymouth EMC Lab

Tom Fisher is the Lab Manager at TUV SUD, Plymouth EMC Lab, specializing in automotive electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing and validation. With extensive hands‑on experience testing vehicle components and systems, Tom supports OEMs and suppliers in ensuring compliance with global EMC standards while maintaining performance and reliability. His work focuses on identifying and mitigating electromagnetic interference in increasingly complex, electrified vehicle architectures.

At TÜV SÜD, Tom plays a key role in delivering high‑quality testing solutions that help customers navigate evolving regulatory requirements and bring safe, reliable vehicles to market.