EMC Emissions Testing

Radiated and conducted emissions are measured to verify that a product cannot cause harmful interference with other electrical or electronic equipment and communication networks.

Radiated Emission (RE)

RE measurements are performed to assess the electromagnetic energy levels versus frequency radiated by a product. During commercial RE measurements the Equipment Under Test (EUT) is rotated and antenna height is scanned to find the maximum RE levels. Final 3 m measurements can be performed at the anechoic chamber. Anechoic chamber measurements can be continued for the peak frequencies at the OATS if 10m test distance is required.

Conducted Emission (CE)

CE measurements are performed to assess the electromagnetic energy levels versus frequency conducted by product cables (power lines, network cables, etc).

Radiation Hazard Measurements

Wireless transmitters radiation, electrical and magnetic fields from power lines and electrical installations have been known to be harmful to human beings.