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Perform EMC emission and immunity testing using advanced facilities and expertise to generate documented results for electronic products.

Gain access to advanced EMC testing facilities with semi-anechoic chambers and full-anechoic rooms, supported by substantial expertise in accredited EMC testing. The facilities are used by manufacturers of electronic products and systems that require controlled evaluation of electromagnetic emission and immunity characteristics to assess operation without electromagnetic interference. Testing is carried out across a wide range of products, from small electronic devices to large machinery, where stable functionality under defined electromagnetic conditions must be evaluated. 

 

Testing needs and documented results 

The need arises during product development, design modification or technical investigation, where emission levels and immunity behaviour must be measured under controlled and repeatable conditions. Without documented test results, it becomes difficult to assess how products respond to electromagnetic environments. Testing is performed in accordance with relevant international product-specific and generic standards, and results are delivered as documented measurements and test reports that form the basis for technical evaluation.

Semi-anechoic EMC testing chamber with absorber-lined walls and a vehicle positioned on a turntable.
Semi-anechoic chamber used for EMC emission and immunity testing of electronic equipment under controlled conditions.

Target group and benefits

Support manufacturers and technical specialists with EMC testing that documents emission and immunity performance under controlled conditions.

The EMC testing facilities are used by manufacturers of electronic equipment, industrial systems, and electronic devices that require evaluation of emission and immunity characteristics. Typical users include development engineers and test engineers responsible for assessing electromagnetic performance during development and verification activities. Testing is applied when introducing new designs, modifying existing products or analysing electromagnetic interference identified during internal testing. 

 

Use of test results in practice 

Test results document emission levels, immunity performance and product response under defined electromagnetic conditions. These results are used in technical documentation and as a basis for evaluating product performance, identifying deviations and supporting further design or test activities. Controlled test environments enable repeatable measurements, providing consistent documentation across different product types and test scenarios. 

Relevant test programmes may also include testing in reverberation chamber.

Request EMC testing in our facilities

Arrange emission and immunity testing in our semi-anechoic and full-anechoic chambers according to relevant EMC standards. Contact us to define test setup, product dimensions and scheduling.