Test Laboratory for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
EMC - Electromagnetic compatibility - is the ability of electrical and electronic devices, plants, and systems to operate in their electromagnetic environment without adverse effects and without disturbing other electrical devices with unwanted effects.
The electromagnetic compatibility of electronics is an important and necessary quality feature because unintentional interference in the operation of electronic devices can have unforeseeable consequences. The requirement for the electromagnetic compatibility of devices, vehicles, etc. is therefore subject to statutory regulations in the European Union and in many other markets.
Our task is to test devices and to support developers
Recognition and Accreditation
Our EMC laboratories are:
Accredited across all relevant EMC disciplines
Recognized by major automotive manufacturers including Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Chrysler, and Jaguar Land Rover
Listed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for testing in accordance with CFR 47 Part 15 & 18 (USA)
Listed by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) for ICES standards (Canada)
Appointed Technical Service of the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (KBA) for automotive EMC and related approvals, including:
UNECE R10 (EMC for vehicles and electronic subassemblies)
UNECE R100 Part II (Rechargeable Energy Storage Systems – REESS)
EU regulations covering EMC for vehicles and components – UNECE R97 (electronic immobilizers)
Extended Industry Coverage
Accredited testing also includes:
Electronic components for shipbuilding and offshore applications
Electronic components for railway applications
