The EMC Directive, short for Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU), is a European Union regulation that addresses the electromagnetic compatibility of electrical and electronic equipment. It ensures that devices do not emit or are not susceptible to electromagnetic interference that could disrupt other equipment or services. Manufacturers must demonstrate that their products meet specified electromagnetic compatibility standards and affix the CE mark to indicate compliance. The directive aims to promote the smooth coexistence of diverse electronic equipment in the European market while preventing electromagnetic disturbances. It enhances the reliability and safety of electrical devices and systems, benefiting consumers and industries