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If you are putting a new electronic device on the market then you must comply with the EMC Testing rules and regulations; this is to ensure that your product does not interfere with airwaves or are susceptible to them.
EMC Testing stands for electromagnetic compatibility, which means a device is able to resist electromagnetic noise emitted by other devices. All electronic devices can give off electromagnetic fields and with the increase of electronic devices such as TV’s, washing machines and mobile phones, there is a huge potential for devices to interfere with each other.
To prevent EMC problems in the UK, in 1992 the government adopted a law stating that all manufacturers and importers of electronic goods must ensure that their products are electromagnetically compatible. In our new white paper we discuss the EMC Testing process in depth.
Download a copy of our EMC Testing white paper now to learn how to EMC Test your product. Simply complete the form on the left hand side.
