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Welcome to the 2026 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal and Power Integrity!

On behalf of the IEEE EMC Society, I am pleased to invite you to join us for our annual Symposium from August 3–7, 2026, in vibrant downtown Dallas, Texas. With its thriving tech community and dynamic energy, Dallas offers an ideal setting for a week dedicated to EMC, Signal Integrity, and Power Integrity.

Consider this Symposium your professional “sabbatical”—a chance to recharge your skills with the latest design and measurement techniques. Our comprehensive technical program features a wide range of in-depth sessions, including paper sessions where researchers present their latest findings. You will also find popular programs like the Henry W. Ott Fundamentals of EMC Tutorial, the Clayton R. Paul Global EMC University, and the Global Signal Integrity and Power Integrity University, where international experts will share their insights and expertise.

You will also find hands-on workshops, standards sessions, experiments, demonstrations, and an expansive technical exhibition. Special events in the exhibit hall are designed to foster direct engagement between attendees and industry leaders. Additionally, the open Standards Committee meetings provide a unique opportunity to hear directly from those shaping future standards. If you have questions about standards, this is the perfect venue to get answers face-to-face.

The Symposium will be held at the Hilton Anatole Dallas, located just four miles from Love Field and 17 miles from Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport. With over 1,600 guest rooms, multiple restaurants, and spacious meeting and exhibition spaces, the venue offers convenience and comfort under one air-conditioned roof. You will also have access to amenities such as an indoor pool, a lazy river, and a complimentary water park!

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We look forward to welcoming you to Dallas! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected].

Zhong Chen
General Chair, 2026 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal & Power Integrity (EMC+SIPI)

Welcome to the 2026 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal and Power Integrity (EMC+SIPI).

On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, I am delighted to welcome you to Dallas, Texas, and to the Hilton Anatole in the Dallas Design District. I hope to meet many of you during a week of technical exchange, practical learning, and conversation with colleagues across the EMC and SIPI community.

I encourage you to attend the special sessions, traditional paper sessions, and the poster session in the exhibit hall. There is much to learn from the latest work of our colleagues. Attend, ask questions, and be challenged. The poster sessions will again provide a valuable one-on-one format and time to visit exhibitors before joining the classroom sessions.

This year’s program emphasizes PCB and chip-level EMC, military and space EMC challenges, EMC and SIPI for data centers and high-speed digital applications, and AI/ML methods for EMC and SIPI simulation and measurement.

Four special sessions will examine active areas in our field: “Achieving Power Integrity with AI/ML,” “AI Agents and Generative Tools for EMC and SIPI Applications,” “Electromagnetic Compatibility Challenges and Safety of Medical Devices in Clinical Environments,” and “Electromagnetic Information Security against Leakage and Interference Threats.”

We are honored to feature three keynote speakers. Brian M. Kent will revisit the 1967 USS Forrestal carrier disaster. Howard Heck will address 400+G per lane pluggable I/O signal-integrity challenges and design considerations. Hans G. Schantz will discuss electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, and his provocative perspective in “Where Physics Went Wrong.”

For deeper study, consider one of more than thirty workshops or tutorials. Tutorials provide practical instruction, while workshops offer discussion and interaction. The Experiments and Demonstrations program, with twenty live demos, gives attendees a hands-on look at EMC and SIPI concepts in action. Engage with the presenters, then bring those ideas back to your colleagues.

Our “Ask the Experts” panels will address military and space EMC challenges and real-world EMC problem solving. Technical Committee meetings are open to all attendees and offer a direct way to learn more about the EMC and SIPI community, serve the Society, and share your expertise.

For foundational training, the program includes the Clayton R. Paul Global EMC University, Global SIPI University, and Henry W. Ott Fundamentals of EMC Tutorial.

I am confident that the breadth and depth of this year’s technical program will provide a valuable experience for you regardless of where you are in your career and whether you are in academia or industry. It will also be a chance to build your professional network, to catch up with old friends, and to make new ones. See you in Dallas.

Benoit Derat

Technical Program Chair, EMC+SIPI 2026