EMC Lab
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Testing Laboratories
Avoid costly design errors and ensure electromagnetic compatibility against demanding EMC/EMI regulations
EMC Testing Services
We serve a wide range of different industries, across a range of testing services including:
- Radiated Emissions
- Conducted Emissions
- Radiated Immunity*
- Conducted Immunity*
- ESD*
*Services will become available during 2021
Automotive EMC
Specifications:
- CISPR 25 (RE) ALSE Method
- CISPR 25 (CE) Voltage & Current Method
- Ford FMC1278 RE (RE310)
- Ford FMC1278 CE (CE420)
- GM GMW3097 (RE)
- GM GMW3097 (CE)
- STELLANTIS CS.00054 (RE)
- STELLANTIS CS.00054 (CE)
Equipment:
- 3.6GHz Receiver
- Rod Antenna (9kHz to 30MHz)
- Bicon Antenna (20MHz to 300MHz)
- Log Antenna (200MHz to 3.5GHz)
- Horn Antenna (1GHz to 18GHz)
Chamber:
- CISPR or 3 Meter
Commercial EMC
Specifications:
- FCC Part 15 Class B (RE)
- CISPR 32 (RE) 3 Meter Method
- CISPR 32 (CE)
Equipment:
- 40GHz Receiver
- Tri-Log Antenna (25MHz to 1.5GHz)
- Horn Antenna (1GHz to 18GHz)
- Horn Antenna (450MHz to 6GHz)
- Horn Antenna (18GHz to 40GHz)
- Antenna Mast (4.5 Meter)
- Turntable (1 Meter)
Chamber:
- 3 Meter
Military EMC
Specifications:
- MIL-STD-461 RE102
- MIL-STD-461 CE102
Equipment:
- 3.6GHz Receiver
- Rod Antenna (9kHz to 30MHz)
- Bicon Antenna (20MHz to 300MHz)
- Log Antenna (200MHz to 3.5GHz)
- Horn Antenna (1GHz to 18GHz)
Chamber:
- CISPR or 3 Meter
Integrated Circuit EMC
Specifications:
- IEC 61967-8 (RE)
- IEC 61967-4 (CE)
Equipment:
- 3.6GHz Receiver
- IC Stripline/TEM Cell DC (6GHz)
EMC Testing Chambers and Work Stations
Whether you have an automotive, industrial, or consumer electronics application, our state-of-the-art measurement chambers and work stations enable exact results and detailed test reports during emissions and immunity testing. Our laboratories include:
- CISPR 25 Absorption Chambers
- SAC3 Chambers
- Shielded Chambers
- Modern Workplaces for Pulse Testing and Applications Engineering
Laboratory Locations
Our EMC labs in Ettenheim, Germany and in Livonia (Detroit Area), Michigan, will help you build experience in EMC-related topics and solve design problems during early product development stages.
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