EMC laboratory

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) refers to the ability of a device to function properly without generating or being subjected to undesirable electromagnetic inference in its environment. It aims to ensure that different equipment coexist and operate without harmful electromagnetic disturbances. EMC standards are established to minimise such interference and ensure that the equipment complies with the regulations in force.
Pre-conformity testing identifies potential EMC problems at an early stage in the product development process. It is designed to detect sources of electromagnetic interference in order to make modifications to improve the overall conformity of the product prior to final certification. Ideally, these tests are carried out throughout the design cycle, right from the first major development stages, allowing you to quickly remedy any problems.
Our laboratory, located in Sion in Valais, is equipped with a fully anechoic chamber for measurements at 3 meters distance (see picture below). We offer support from the first major stages of the design of your product, helping you to identify the appropriate standards and carrying out pre-conformity tests to eliminate the sources of failure.
Our services:
Blaise Evéquoz, EMC Laboratory Manager
emc@hevs.ch
+41 58 606 87 09