WE meet @ Digital Days 2021: Anticipate EMC with LTSPICE

This presentation was part of our virtual conference (26-29 Apr): WE meet @ Digital Days 2021
Usually simulation focuses on the functional aspects of an electronic device, however with a bit of practice, a simple and free tool such as LTSPICE can be used to simulate EMC behavior of any device.
These simulations provides a good opportunity to use LTSPICE Components Libraries from Würth Elektronik to solve EMC issues as early as in the simulation steps, before they actually happen on your PCB.
A bit of theory and direct application in LTSpice enables every attendee to:
• setup its own virtual EMC lab
• visualize EMC signature arising from common mode and differential mode
• pick the perfect EMC solution in our portfolio
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[@Antyelektronika]

Hi, Can someone explain me how in minute 24:08 we have arrow going into DUT (right side) and second arrow going into capacitors like C12 (it should not be outward? thanks for explanation :), and in minute 24:19 the arrow which is goind out of LISN is what I have in mind :) good day

[@wuerthelektronik]

Hi Patryk! There is a mistake on the orientation of the top red arrow displayed on slide 55, it should be flipped upside down. Best regards, Würth Elektronik eiSos