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Pass the test the first time, or know exactly why not

EMC and radio tests are where schedules slip. We review designs before the lab, measure before the lab, and stand next to you when something fails.

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Questions we often hear

“We failed radiated emissions. What now?”

“Which standards apply to our product for CE and RED?”

“Our radio module is already certified. Does the product still need testing?”

“Can you review the design before we book the lab?”

What we do

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EMC design reviews of layout, grounding, filtering, shielding and cables, before the first prototype.

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Pre-compliance investigations and debugging of emission problems in our own lab: shielded chambers, an anechoic chamber, dedicated investigation antennas, low-noise amplifiers and a range of RF filters.

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Immunity testing and debugging with partner labs.

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Radio test preparation for RED (CE) and FCC Part 15: test plans, measurements, documentation.

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Custom fixtures for test chambers, for example fibre-optic isolated control links.

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Support during testing at accredited labs, with fast fixes when something fails.

We are not a certification lab. Our radiated measurements are investigative and relative; the final tests happen at accredited labs, and we get your product ready for them.

Standards and tests

CE and RED
EMC Directive
FCC Part 15
Conducted and radiated emissions
Immunity: ESD, radiated, burst

What you get

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A design review with prioritized fixes

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Pre-scan results

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A test plan

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A debug report

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Documentation ready for certification

The human side

EMC means a device must not disturb its neighbours, and must keep working when they disturb it. We hold devices to the same standard with people: limit what they take from attention, and keep working when things around them change.

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