EMC Diagnosis & Mitigation | Regulatory Compliance

Percept offers an opportunity to run a prescan to diagnos any EMC issues, followed by the mitigation to give solutions rather than problems. Percept uses the result from EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) testing to diagnose the problem areas in your product. Once we know the areas of concern, we begin mitigation and continue repeating the process until we are able to define options for permanent solutions.

Having these defined options showing the effects of each potential change allows you to make informed decisions on how to proceed through the compliance process, and ensure quality and success in the marketplace.

Percept’s EMC Diagnosis and Mitigation offering is more than just a simple EMC test r By implementing modifications as demonstrated in these before and after pictures, this customer was able to make changes ensuring passage for formal testing the first time through. eport you can purchase at any certified lab. Rather than executing an EMC test, reporting that you failed and sending you on your way with several questions and a state of “where do I begin?” Call today for FREE Consultation! 303.444.7480 Back to Stage 3: Development

What Are the Benefits?

Saves valuable engineering time allowing your engineers to work on other tasks in order to meet deadlines
Reduces risk so that there are no unexpected surprises at formal testing
Avoids schedule slips in order to get your product to market faster
Saves MONEY

Includes:

Initial EMC test to determine the baseline.
Diagnosis of deficiencies.
Mitigation – making adjustments and taking readings to determine all options.
Final EMC test verifying reduction or elimination of risk.
Provide defined options; offering permanent solutions.

For more detailed information, please see the following pages:

EMC Testing

ESD Testing

Regulatory Compliance and Safety Certifications

For more information provided by the FDA

For more information from the FCC (Federal Communications Commission)

For more information from the GPO (Government Printing Organization) where you can browse the code for federal regulations