EMC Regulations refer to a set of standards designed to ensure that electrical and electronic devices operate without causing or being affected by electromagnetic interference. These regulations help maintain a safe and functional environment for all electronic equipment, promoting compatibility and reducing disruptions in communication and operation. The primary goal of EMC Regulations is to protect both consumers and manufacturers by establishing limits on electromagnetic emissions and susceptibility. Compliance with these regulations is often required for products to be sold in various markets, ensuring that devices meet safety and performance criteria while minimizing interference with other equipment.