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EMC
Regardless of your product’s destination market, if it’s electronic, electromagnetic or electromechanical, it must undergo Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing to pinpoint any harmful electronic emissions and determine its susceptibility to stray RF. Throughout Intertek’s global network, many of our labs are equipped with the OATS (Outdoor Area Test Sites) and anechoic chambers, providing you with local EMC testing capabilities over the world.
- For the U.S., your product must comply with Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
- For Canada, your product must follow Industry Canada (IC) guides
- For the EU you need a Declaration of Conformity
- For Australia, you need Australian Communications Authority’s (ACA) registration
- Japan requires VCCI marking.
DTTS’s EMC engineers will enable you to continuously carry out both pre-compliance and full-compliance testing. You can also receive help evaluating various technical aspects of your products in greater detail. For example, specific customer requirements and/or analysis of any margins for standard requirement levels regarding emission and immunity.
DTTS is equipped with many EMC chambers, both fully-anechoic and semi-anechoic. For the largest chambers, DTTS has a 10-meter test site, which is the requirement in most standards. DTTS also has the resources to perform tests at customer sites, when that is more appropriate. DTTS is a Competent Body according to the EMC Directive and a Notified Body according to the Radio & Telecom Terminal Directive (R&TTE).
An electrical or electro-mechanical product bearing the worldwide EMC Verification mark issued by Lander or its parent company signifies that it was tested and meets the minimum requirements of prescribed electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards.
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