Okay... I'll play:That's not an EM wave you're looking at it's a electric signal made from a magnetic one....way different.
All you're looking at is a change in the magnetic field...not propagating EMI...not at all...
You need a transmission line to emit...not a single conductor...there must be an electric charge movement...impedance is crucial.
When I witness an EMI test, it includes the magnetic compass, and remote compass, if installed. A witnessed compass swing - required by TC, as an element of the EMI test = no successful compass swing, EMI compliance not demonstrated.
If the magnetic field in the aircraft, as the compass indicates it changes, because of a change to the aircraft electrical system, the electrical system change has caused and EMI affect, which requires resolution. I don't really care how the EMI affect was introduced (wave, propagated, transmission line or single conductor) it was detected, and is therefore present.
But, if I'm witnessing the test, it's probably already a major mod approval.
If an AME, or other aviation technical person, is witnessing the same test, they are already applying 571, Appendix A, and looking for an answer to:
If EMI was detected (including an affect on a magnetic compass) (10) has to be answered "yes", and the design change just became "major". The modifier is going to require approved data (probably and STC) for it.(10) affect instruments, or indicators that are installed as part of a system required by the approved type design?