Radiated Emissions Testing Services
Radiated emissions testing measures the electromagnetic energy unintentionally released by your electronic product into the surrounding environment. Compatible Electronics provides comprehensive radiated emissions testing to ensure compliance with FCC, CISPR, and international standards.
What is Radiated Emissions Testing?
Radiated emissions are electromagnetic signals that emanate from electronic devices through their enclosures, cables, and other components. These emissions can interfere with other electronic equipment, making compliance testing mandatory for market access in most countries.
Our Radiated Emissions Testing Capabilities
Frequency & Range
- Frequency range: 9 kHz to 40 GHz
- Above 1 GHz radiated emissions testing
- Antenna heights from 1m to 4m
Test Environment
- Semi-anechoic chamber testing
- Open Area Test Site (OATS) equivalent measurements
- Turntable rotation for worst-case emissions
Measurement Methods
- Peak detector measurements
- Quasi-peak detector measurements
- Average detector measurements
Standards Covered
FCC Standards
- FCC Part 15 Subpart B (Unintentional Radiators)
- FCC Part 15 Subpart C (Intentional Radiators)
CISPR / EN Standards
- CISPR 11 - ISM Equipment
- CISPR 32 / EN 55032 - Multimedia Equipment
- CISPR 22 / EN 55022 - ITE (Legacy)
ANSI Standards
- ANSI C63.4 - Measurement Procedures
- ANSI C63.10 - Unlicensed Wireless Devices
International Standards
- VCCI V-3 - Japan Requirements
- KN 32 / KCC - Korea Requirements
- ICES-003 - Canada Requirements
- AS/NZS CISPR 32 - Australia/New Zealand
Product Categories We Test
Information Technology Equipment (ITE)
Multimedia Equipment
Industrial, Scientific & Medical (ISM)
Consumer Electronics
Wireless Devices & Transmitters
Lighting Equipment
Professional Audio/Video Equipment
Testing Process
Our radiated emissions testing follows a systematic approach to identify the worst-case emissions from your product:
1
Initial Pre-Scan
Identify emission frequencies across the full range
2
360° Rotation
Turntable rotation at each antenna height
3
Polarization Testing
Antenna polarization changes (horizontal/vertical)
4
Final Measurements
Measurements with appropriate detectors
5
Margin Analysis
Compliance determination and margin review
6
Detailed Report
Complete test report with photos and data
Why Test at Compatible Electronics?
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NVLAP Accredited
Testing Facility
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State-of-the-Art
Semi-Anechoic Chambers
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Experienced Engineers
EMC Experts on Staff
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Pre-Compliance Testing
Early Detection of Issues
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Troubleshooting Support
Help if Failures Occur
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Fast Turnaround
Available Upon Request
Get Started Today
Need radiated emissions testing? Contact us for a quote.
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