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Conducted Emissions and Conducted Immunity EMC Testing Services

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Overview This service evaluates electromagnetic disturbances transmitted through the power, signal and communication interfaces of industrial, scientific, medical and multimedia electronic equipment. Conducted emission testing measures unwanted disturbances generated by the Device Under Test (DUT), while conducted immunity testing evaluates its ability to operate correctly when disturbances are injected onto its cables and interfaces. The service supports product development, pre-compliance, troubleshooting and regulatory conformity according to applicable EMC standards, including CISPR 11, CISPR 32, IEC 61000 series and IEC 60601-1-2 for medical electrical equipment.

How can the service help you? The service helps manufacturers: - verify conducted emission limits; - evaluate immunity of power and signal interfaces; - identify sensitive interfaces and EMC weaknesses; - troubleshoot failed EMC tests; - support product qualification and regulatory conformity.

How will the service be delivered? Testing is performed at Multitel's EMC facilities in Mons, Belgium. The service can accommodate equipment powered by DC or 220 V AC, with a maximum current of 16 A. The facilities can also accommodate conventional and large equipment, with DUTs up to approximately 1.5 m in diameter and 1 ton in weight. The power supply, interfaces, operating modes, applicable standards and acceptance criteria are reviewed with the customer before testing.

Keywords: EMC electromagnetic conducted emission immunity standards
Offerings: Testing Conformity & Compliance Hardware (CE, MDR, usability, etc.)
TEF-Health Use Case Domain: all
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Provider Organisation Multitel (MULTITEL)
Provider Country Belgium
Organisation Website https://www.multitel.eu/
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Billing: per day
Full Price 1400–2000 EUR
Reduced Price 1100-1700 EUR
Pricing Detail
  • Full price: 1400-1700 EUR per day First day with setup installation & Engineer support: 1700€ per day Other days - Engineer support: 1400€ per day
  • Reduced price: 1100-1300 EUR per day First day with setup installation & Engineer support: 1300€ per day Other days - Engineer support: 1100€ per day

Operational Details

Service Inputs SMEs Conformity Requirements
Service Outputs Tests Report
Certification Support CISPR 11/ EN55011 CISPR32/EN 55032 EN 61000-4-3 EN 60601
  • CISPR 11/ EN55011
  • CISPR32/EN 55032
  • EN 60601
  • EN 61000-4-3
Service Standards
  • CISPR 11 / EN 55011
  • IEC 61000-4
  • IEC/EN 60601-1-2

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