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This section provides an overview for emc tests as well as their applications and principles. Also, please take a look at the list of 11 emc test companies and their company rankings. Here are the top-ranked emc test companies as of December, 2024: 1.CKC Laboratories, Inc.
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EMC test, or electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) test is an examination conducted to verify the performance of EMC.
EMC test consists of two components: the EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) test and the EMS (Electromagnetic Susceptibility) test. EMI test measures the electromagnetic waves emitted by electronic devices and similar equipment to the external environment. This test ensures that the levels of electromagnetic waves radiated into space from electronic devices comply with specified standards.
Specifically, the test measures electromagnetic waves emitted to the external environment through radiation or conduction from electromagnetic waves or power and communication harnesses. On the other hand, the EMS test evaluates the resistance of electronic devices to external electromagnetic waves.
In the EMS test, external noise such as static electricity and radiated electromagnetic fields is applied to electronic devices. The test verifies whether electronic devices operate normally even when subjected to noise within the specified standards.
EMC test is conducted to meet the standards set by EMC regulations and specific EMC standards for various countries and regions. During the pre-sale product development stage, the purpose is to perform EMC tests as defined by the standards and confirm compliance.
Once the standards are met, electronic devices can be sold in the market.
EMC test adheres to international standards established by the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) and its committee, CISPR (International Special Committee on Radio Interference). While IEC primarily focuses on EMS test standards, CISPR concentrates on EMI test standards.
EMC regulations in various countries and regions are based on IEC and CISPR standards. The United States and Europe have stringent regulations on EMC through legal measures. In Japan, there are no specific regulations regarding EMC, and industry organizations like VCCI have adopted voluntary regulatory measures.
Quantifies electromagnetic waves radiated from electronic devices using an antenna and verifies if the measured values are within predetermined standards. The test is conducted in a radio wave darkroom or open site, measuring frequencies above 30MHz.
Quantifies electromagnetic waves conducted and radiated from the power or communication lines of electronic devices using a spectrum analyzer. The test is conducted in a radio wave darkroom or shield room, measuring frequencies from 9kHz to below 30MHz.
The test checks if electronic devices operate normally when subjected to static electricity. The test is conducted by applying static electricity from an electrostatic discharge gun to electronic devices.
There are direct discharge tests where static electricity is applied directly to electronic devices and indirect discharge tests where static electricity is applied from conductive objects near electronic devices.
This test verifies if electronic devices operate normally when exposed to high-frequency electromagnetic waves. The test is conducted in a radio wave darkroom or open site, using a test antenna to apply frequencies above 80MHz to electronic devices.
This test checks if electronic devices operate normally when transient abnormal voltages occur during the interruption of coils or inductors. The noise is applied to the power or communication lines of electronic devices.
For the power line, noise is applied to the electronic device's inlet. For the communication line, the electronic device's communication harness is clamped using a coupling device, and noise is applied to the communication line.
This test checks if electronic devices operate normally when transient abnormal voltages occur during lightning strikes or ON/OFF switching of switches. The noise has a longer cycle than transient bursts. A dedicated test apparatus is used to apply noise to the power or communication lines of electronic devices.
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Rohde and Shwarz, headquartered in Munich, Germany, is a technology business that creates, develops, and promotes innovative information and communication technology products for professionals. Customers all over the world rely on Rohde & Schwarz and its cutting-edge solutions in the test & measurement, secure communications, networks & cybersecurity, and broadcast & media areas. They were created in 1993 and have regional hubs in Asia and the United States.Rohde & Schwarz has invested heavily in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, the industrial internet of things (IIoT), 6G, cloud solutions, and quantum technology.
Fischer Custom Communications has been a manufacturer of electromagnetic test and protection equipment since 1971. The company offers a range of products, including transient protection devices, RF test and measurement instruments, EMP test systems, current monitor probes, and coupling decoupling networks. These products ensure compliance and protection of electronic devices and systems from electromagnetic disturbances. The company adheres to rigorous laboratory practices and maintains services in accordance with AS 9100C:2009, ISO 9001:2008, and ISO/IEC 17025:2005 standards.
Elite Electronic Engineering, Inc., founded in Downers Grove, IL, United States in 1954, is a supplier of photometric testing, EMC, and ENV testing services. The company offers services such as EMI/EMC testing, environmental stress testing, photometric testing, wireless certification, and FAA airport lighting certification qualification testing. Its tests cover a wide range of applications and apply to various industries, such as aerospace, military, automotive, heavy machinery, and commercial & industrial.
Signify is a USA company that manufactures lighting for professionals, consumers, and lighting for the Internet of Things having products like professional, indoor luminaries, outdoor luminaries, and individual consumers. The product portfolio of the company includes LED lamps and tubes, product highlights, 3D printed lighting, architectural linear, Philips Hue, and many more. The company works with brands like Global Brands, Genlyte Solutions, Specialty Brands, and Technology Brands. The company is the pioneer of many of the breakthroughs in the lighting industry such as 60W replacement LED light bulbs, and energy-efficient light bulbs.
Sigma-HSE Ltd, established in the United States in 1959, is a provider of product safety approvals, regulatory certification for electrical products, and compliance solutions. The company is authorized to certify products in over 200 UL Standard categories and is capable of testing against an additional 230+ standards for the U.S. market. Moreover, it offers expert third-party testing for nearly any product safety standard in the European Union and the Asia Pacific region.
Intertek, established in 1885 and headquartered in London, England, is a provider and supplier of quality assurance services. The company offers several services, including testing, inspection, and certification services. Its services adhere to nationally recognized standards and cater to a wide array of electric, gas, and oil-fueled products. The range of these products spans from commercial and consumer appliances to HVACR equipment and manufactured wood products. It formally ensures that all products and services of a company meet the external and internal standards.
UL LLC., established in 1893 and based in Northbrook, Illinois, is a software solutions supplier specializing in safety software products. The company's product portfolio includes learning management, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management, occupational health management, supply chain transparency, and computer and hardware performance benchmarking. These products are used in various industries, including automotive, construction, retail, consumer electronics, and power distribution. The company provides services including technical assistance, testing, consulting, training, and inspection.
Ranking as of December 2024
Derivation Method| Rank | Company | Click Share |
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| 1 | CKC Laboratories, Inc |
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Derivation Method
The ranking is calculated based on the click share within the emc test page as of December 2024. Click share is defined as the total number of clicks for all companies during the period divided by the number of clicks for each company.Number of Employees
Newly Established Company
Company with a History
*Including some distributors, etc.
*Including some distributors, etc.
| Country | Number of Companies | Share (%) |
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United States of America
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3 | 60.0% |
Japan
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1 | 20.0% |
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United Kingdom
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1 | 20.0% |
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