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Why Is EMC Testing Important?
With the right EMI and EMC testing instruments, you can investigate emissions, as well as the tendency of commercial or military devices to produce, transmit, and receive electromagnetic interference.
EMC equipment is important for performing accurate EMC immunity testing, such as surge immunity tests and wireless and communications component tests, and for detecting radiation in labs and manufacturing sites. Because the use of EMI and EMC systems is widespread across equipment maintenance, manufacturing, and development, these systems are designed to meet standards in all major sectors, including military (MIL-STD), aviation, automotive, consumer product testing, and certification testing.
What Is EMC and EMI Testing?
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) tests are used to analyze interference, noise, mitigation, and electromagnetic susceptibility of electronic devices. In many industries, such as aerospace, health, and automotive, an EMC tester ensures the safety of the electrical and electronic systems. It also ensures high performance and quality by assessing the external and internal EMC phenomena affecting the devices.
What Is EMC Immunity Testing?
EMC immunity testing measures how a device will react when subjected to disturbances and interferences, such as electromagnetic noise, and also assesses the reliability of systems within certain operating conditions and limits.
A radiated immunity test system checks that the device under test operates in a broadband RF noise environment to ensure that real signal sources from instruments operated close to the device don’t cause disturbances that result in device malfunction.
A conducted immunity test setup (CIT) measures how much energy is conducted into the device under test when RF energy is incident on the cable.
What Is EMC Emissions Testing?
EMC emissions tests reveal the amount of electromagnetic noise that an operating device generates. This test determines whether device emissions fall below specified limits and ensures that the device itself does not produce harmful emissions during operation.
Typically, an emissions test is performed on devices that connect to an AC power supply to ensure that the local power supply cord remains clean and that the device under test does not disturb other systems nearby.