EMC Testing Coordination
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing evaluates a product’s emissions and, where applicable, immunity to electrical disturbances. ATC coordinates testing and report review.
Suppliers of electronics, communications equipment and regulated electrical products may need EMC evidence for their target approval process.
How We Help
We coordinate independent testing and review evidence against the requirements of the intended approval.
Requirements & Guidance
Check these details before starting. Exact requirements depend on the product, business model and application route.
Typical supporting information includes:
- Product description and electrical specifications
- Existing EMC evidence and model details
- Operating modes, cables and accessory information
Confirm these points and avoid common pitfalls:
- Check emissions and immunity scope as applicable
- Confirm all relevant operating configurations
- Align report model names with application records
Issues worth addressing early:
- Testing only an unrepresentative product mode
- Missing required EMC test clauses
- Report discrepancies between variants
How It Works
Independent laboratories perform the tests. ATC coordinates scope, documents and report alignment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about emc testing coordination.
What does EMC stand for?
Do all products need immunity testing?
Can ATC issue an EMC report?
Can existing EMC reports be checked?
