This　paper　presents　a　wholly　analytical　method　which　combines　electromagnetic　and　ultrasonic　simulations　for　the　study　of　an　Electromagnetic　Acoustic　Transducer　Array　(EMAT).　Analytical　solutions　to　the　eddy　current　problem　for　the　meander　coil　used　in　an　EMAT　are　adapted　from　the　classic　Deeds　and　Dodd　solution,　which　was　originally　intended　for　circular　coils.　The　analytical　solution　resulting　from　this　novel　adaptation　exploits　the　large　radius　extrapolation　and　shows　several　advantages　over　the　finite　element　method　(FEM),　especially　in　the　higher　frequency　regime.　The　calculated　Lorentz　force　density　from　the　EM　solver　is　then　coupled　to　the　ultrasonic　simulations,　which　exploit　an　analytical　solution　for　generating　the　distribution　of　surface　waves.　Beam　features　are　studied,　which　can　produce　performance　parameters　for　an　EMAT　array,　facilitating　the　optimum　design　of　such　sensors.　This　total　analytical　approach　to　an　EMAT　simulation　has　not　been　reported　previously　to　our　knowledge.