The concepts of electromagnetic interference and compatibility are important concepts used in electrical and electronics engineering. It is possible to encounter these concepts in many areas, especially circuit design. Electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility There are various tests on. For electrical and electronic products in almost every country worldwide, electromagnetic compatibility tests (EMC) It is made.
Electrical and electronic devices or systems affect each other when they are connected to each other or in a certain proximity. The simplest example of this is parasites seen on radio and television. These devices are affected by a nearby washing machine or high-voltage lines passing over the building. Electromagnetic compatibility criteriais designed to keep these side effects at an acceptable level. Such interactions can be seen in aircraft systems, even in automobiles. Any electronically managed component may malfunction due to this interaction and cause unexpected situations. It is therefore important to check these systems for quality and functional safety. Electromagnetic compatibility tests will provide this.
Performing these tests in fully equipped and efficient testing laboratories will give the most accurate results. Therefore, the most important factor to be taken into consideration when performing the EMC test is whether the inspection and testing institution is adequately equipped and employs a sufficient number of qualified personnel.
The second point is whether the inspection and testing body is accredited by national or international accreditation bodies. That is, whether they are authorized to carry out these tests and prepare reports.
In general, the EMC criteria have two main purposes:
- The first objective is to determine the electromagnetic emission from an electrical or electromagnetic device.
- The second object is to determine the immunity of this device to electromagnetic radiation from another electrical or electromagnetic device.
Major electromagnetic compatibility tests are as follows:
- Radio and telecommunications equipment
- Automotive Electronics
- Medical tools
- IT equipment
- Household and commercial products
- Household and electrical appliances (household or industrial)
- Lighting tools
- Laboratory equipment
- Electric toys
- Heavy industry products
- Construction machinery and equipment
- Security systems and alarms
- Railway equipment
- Health, fitness and beauty products
It is natural that all manufacturers of electric or electronic vehicles or importers want to ensure that the products are compatible with other electric or electronic vehicles. They will determine this with EMC tests. If the test results are positive, they will be able to put the CE mark on these products. The CE mark is a sign that the product complies with the European Union directives and criteria.
TÜRCERT conducts EMC tests among various inspection and test studies. Especially for companies that will put CE label on their products, it is important to make these tests. TÜRCERT certification body will come from various organizations EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility Test For your demands, we have an experienced and expert staff.