EMC is fundamentally about peaceful coexistence: An electrical device must function correctly in the presence of interfering signals and not unduly disturb the environment with its own emissions.

From the technical perspective, creating a universal standard for EMC tests performed worldwide would not be difficult, and it would eliminate so many problems. For example, if the same model computer ...

The global EMC community is invited to discuss future testing challenges, including AI, 6G, and regulatory developments.

The development of new wireless technologies continues at an ever-rapid pace, primarily driven by the consumer electronics industry. Although it seems logical to apply the same leading-edge ...

American Industrial Systems, Inc. (AIS), engineering and manufacturing solutions provider of open platform HMIs, Panel PCs and tablets, announces their Design for Manufacturability Services (DMS) for ...

Rohde & Schwarz invites the global electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) community to join a crucial discussion on preparing ...

If you turn over almost any electronic device, you should find all those compliance logos: CE, FCC, UL, TÜV, and friends. They mean that the device meets required standards set by a particular region ...

There are some little known exemptions that I learned about when I was wading knee deep through the murky waters of several regulatory standards. I hope you can take advantage of a few of them and ...

DETROIT, MI—About 75 EMC engineers gathered on August 20, 2008, for breakfast and to hear panelists discuss several EMC issues. Panel moderator Roland Gubisch opened by saying, “In order to solve the ...

NTS Silicon Valley is an immense test facility with advanced environmental, mechanical, EMI/EMC, wireless, and dynamics testing capabilities to serve customers across multiple sectors. In fact, NTS ...

Rohde & Schwarz invites the global EMC community to its virtual conference Demystifying EMC 2026, focusing on new regulations, emerging test methods, and faster, more efficient EMC testing.