Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) refers to the ability of electrical and electronic systems to operate without causing or being affected by unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI). This interference can disrupt system functionality and, in some cases, lead to unsafe operating conditions.
Sources of EMI include:
Why EMC Matters:
Roxburgh helps to navigate EMC compliance for legal market access, product quality, and end-user safety.
Compliance testing is the process of verifying that a product meets the required regulatory standards for safety, performance, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). These tests are essential for ensuring that products can be legally sold and safely used in their intended markets.
Who can perform compliance testing depends on the product type:
Why Expertise Matters:
Partnering with Roxburgh EMC can help ensure a smoother and more efficient route to market.
Selecting the right EMC filter is essential for reducing conducted emissions and ensuring compliance with EMC standards. Here’s how to choose and install one effectively:
1. Filter Selection Criteria:
Selecting the appropriate filter ensures both compliance and optimal device performance.
Roxburgh EMC offers expert support in selecting and installing EMC filters, including pre-compliance testing to validate results before full certification.
Roxburgh EMC’s engineering team brings over 40 years of expertise in EMC filter design and development. Whether you're starting from scratch or refining an existing concept, we can provide expert guidance to ensure your design meets performance and compliance requirements.
At our Roxburgh EMC UK-based design & manufacturing facility, we specialise in solving your EMC emissions problems, rapidly turning prototype solutions into fully functional, manufactured filter solutions. From small batches to volume manufacture, we tailor each design to match your exact electrical, mechanical, and compliance needs.