Aug 29, 2024 | Frequently Asked Questions, General EMC Guides
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) are two common terms you’ll see if you’re in the process of developing an electronic device. Electronic devices are tested for both EMI and EMC before going to market. While these terms are...Aug 29, 2024 | General EMC Guides
Electronic devices can be subjected to sudden current and/or voltage increases, referred to as surges. A device’s ability to withstand these surges is referred to as surge immunity, and it’s an important factor in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Surge immunity...Aug 27, 2024 | General EMC Guides
If you’re manufacturing an electronic device and plan to market it to the public, you will need to complete electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing before selling your device. Electromagnetic compatibility testing measures your device’s ability to function...Aug 20, 2024 | General EMC Guides
What is EMC Testing? Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing is a process that involves testing electronic devices in a laboratory environment to verify that they can operate without causing, or being affected by, electromagnetic interference (EMI)....Aug 1, 2024 | Frequently Asked Questions, General EMC Guides
If you’re in the process of designing or manufacturing an electronic device, you’re likely familiar with the importance of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Electromagnetic compatibility refers to your device’s ability to function in its environment without being...Jun 20, 2024 | General EMC Guides
Radio frequency (RF) interference can affect your electronic device’s performance, causing inaccurate readings or, in some cases, stopping your device from functioning. All major markets have regulations that apply to RF interference. These regulations set clear...
