WHAT IS EMI EMC

Electromagnetic Compatibility, or EMC, is defined as the ability of a product to operate within its intended electromagnetic environment; to accept interference from other devices within its environment, including interference that may cause undesired operation, and to not interfere with the operation of other devices. 

Limits for emission levels are set by the various worldwide regulatory agencies. EMC testing can be divided into two areas; electromagnetic immunity testing - (the ability of a product to withstand external electromagnetic disturbances and emissions testing.

Com-Power’s line of EMC test equipment can be used for compliance or pre-compliance emissions and immunity testing from DC to 40 GHz to meet the various National and International EMC regulations/standards. We are the leading producer of reference EMI noise sources (comb generators) for validating EMI test sites up to 18 GHz. Our patented near-field probe sets have helped countless engineers around the world to find solutions for EMI noise problems in their products.