In the rapidly evolving landscape of electrical products, ensuring electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a crucial factor for successful market access. IB-Lenhardt, with its DAkkS-accredited EMC Test Lab, offers testing services designed to meet the strictest international standards.

IB-Lenhardt’s EMC Laboratory Features:

1. Product Testing Expertise: IB-Lenhardt‘s competent team of engineers is dedicated to providing development-accompanying product testing services. The laboratory specializes in EMC tests across various sectors, including:

   • Automotive: Distance radars, Tyre pressure sensors, Infotainment, Body Control Module (BCM)
   • Industry: Industrial radars, Sensors, Control systems, Military systems
   • Consumer: WLAN, Bluetooth, SRD, IT equipment, Consumer electronics

2. DAkkS Accredited Test Lab: The EMC Test Lab boasts modern facilities and holds accreditation from the German Accreditation Body (DAkkS). Key features include:

   • 2 fully anechoic chambers (3 m measurement distance)
   • 2 semi-anechoic chambers (5 m measurement distance)
   • Shielded room for conducted measurements
   • Low-noise measuring receivers
   • Highly skilled staff with many years of experience

3. The lab utilizes advanced amplifiers and test equipment from reputable brands such as Rohde & Schwarz, Hilo, and Ametek CTS.

4. EMS and EMI Tests: EMC testing is indispensable for electrical products to guarantee interference-free operation concerning external sources. The laboratory conducts tests for electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) and electromagnetic interference (EMI), covering:

   • Susceptibility Tests:

     • Radiated Susceptibility: 80 MHz – 6 GHz
     • Conducted Susceptibility: 150 kHz – 230 GHz
     • Magnetic Field Measurements: 50 + 60 Hz
     • ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)

   • Interference Emission Tests:

     • Radiated Emissions: 30 MHz – 40 GHz
     • Conducted Emissions: 150 kHz – 2.1 GHz
     • Harmonic Tests
     • Flicker Tests

Click here to learn more about the product testing capabilities of IB-Lenhardt.