Your own EMC lab, delivered turnkey.
An in-house lab shortens development: no waiting weeks for a test slot, and problems get fixed while the design is still easy to change.
When does an in-house lab pay off?
Many US product teams send every build to an outside test lab. That works while testing is occasional. Once each design change means another trip, the queue and the retests can cost more than a lab sized for the job.
How big the lab needs to be depends on the goal. For checks during development, a pre-compliance setup is enough. For a full test program to the standard, you need a semi-anechoic chamber, shielded rooms and complete test systems.
- Requirements: which products, which standards, how much floor space
- Design: chamber, shielding, absorber, test systems and control room
- Sourcing and supply from qualified production partners
- Installation, site validation support on request (NSA, SVSWR) and training
- ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation support for your laboratory
EMC labs — the full range
Pre-compliance labs
A compact setup for engineering teams: find emissions and immunity problems at the prototype stage instead of at the formal test. Typically a small shielded space, a receiver, a LISN and a few immunity generators.
More on testups.com →Full-compliance labs
A laboratory laid out for standard measurement distances and limits: semi-anechoic chamber, shielded rooms, emissions and immunity systems, and a control room.
More on testups.com →Turnkey delivery
One team for the whole job: requirements, design, sourcing, supply, installation, site validation support and training. Labs working toward ISO/IEC 17025 get accreditation support.
More on testups.com →What a turnkey lab layout looks like
The film walks through a complete EMC lab layout, from the chamber to the control room. A useful starting point if you are planning your own.
Explore the other areas
EMC chambers
Anechoic and semi-anechoic chambers, shielded rooms, GTEM cells and shielded tents.
EMC systems
Emissions, immunity, transient and automotive EMC test systems.
EMC components
EMI filters, RF absorbers, LISNs, antennas, turntables and antenna masts.
Services
Testing, certification support, installation, refurbishment, validation and training.