Advanced EMS Measurement & Analysis Systems
EMS System(RS & CS)
RI & CI
A basic system configuration for the tests of RI (Radiated Immunity) and CI (Conducted Immunity) from 10kHz to 6GHz in one control PC.
* Upgrades from existing systems and customization are possible.
RS(Radiated Immunity System)
- Test Standard
IEC61000-4-3 Ed3 - Automobile
2004/104/EC, ISO11452/2, SAE,JASO - Field Strength
≥ 10V/m across 1m-3m. - Frequency
80MHz-6GHz (Max. 40GHz)
CS(Conducted Immunity System)
- Test Standard
IEC61000-4-6 - Automobile
(BCI) 2004/104/EC and ISO11452-4 - Test Level
≥ 10V (EMF) - Frequency
150kHz-80MHz (9kHz-230MHz)
FAQ
Q1. What is an EMS test?
An EMS test evaluates whether electrical and electronic equipment can operate properly without malfunction or performance degradation when exposed to electromagnetic disturbances.
Q2. Why is EMS testing important?
EMS testing verifies a product’s immunity to electromagnetic disturbances that may occur in real operating environments and helps evaluate its electromagnetic compatibility and reliable operation.
Q3. How is an EMS test performed?
EMS testing exposes a device to controlled electromagnetic disturbances under defined test conditions and evaluates whether it continues to operate properly during and after the test.