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ICOP’s Reliability LAB - EMI

December 20, 2021

For many years, industrial and IT products found under compliances such as CE, FCC, or VCCI have been focused on the EMI standard. In this article, we will introduce how ICOP Technology tests our products, and provide a self-certification to our customers before applying an official certification.


What is EMI?

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) is the disruption of an electronic device when it’s in an electromagnetic field usually caused by another electronic device.

Content of the EMI standard:

  • Test Grade:

    1. Class A: For use in commercial and industrial products.
    2. Class B: For use in residential and consumer level products.
  • Test distance: 10 meters between 2 radiation devices.

  • Test Frequency:

    1. Conductivity test 150kHz-30MHz
    2. Conducted interference test: 150kHz-30MHz
    3. Radiation test: 30MHz-1000MHz
  • EMI Limit:

     

    Class A

    Class B

    Frequency (MHz)

    Limit (dBuV)

    Limit (dBuV)

     

    Q.P.

    Ave.

    Q.P.

    Ave.

    0.15-0.5

    79

    66

    66-56

    56-46

    0.5-5.0

    73

    60

    56

    46

    5.0-30

    73

    60

    60

    50

    Frequency (MHz)

    Limit (dBuV/m)

    Limit (dBuV/m)

    30-230

    40

    30

    230-1000

    47

    37

  • EMI ISN limit:

    Class A

     

    Voltage Limit (dBuV)

    Current Limit (dBuA)

     

    Q.P.

    Ave.

    Q.P.

    Ave.

    0.15-0.5

    97-87

    84-74

    53-43

    40-30

    0.5-30

    87

    74

    43

    30

    Class B

     

    Voltage Limit (dBuV)

    Current Limit (dBuA)

     

    Q.P.

    Ave.

    Q.P.

    Ave.

    0.15-0.5

    84-74

    76-64

    40-30

    30-20

    0.5-30

    74

    64

    30

    20


How does ICOP test for EMI?

ICOP’s reliability LAB provides a professional EMI test environment for our customers to test their ODM/OEM product, This allows ICOP to help our customers have a degree of confidence in reliability before applying for EMI certification.

ICOP can also help our customers prevent EMI by making modifications to the hardware such as:
1. Optimize the power circuit and layout to improve the EMI in the low-frequency band.
2. Reviewing and discussing component level hardware and designs to avoid potential EMI problems.

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Examples for EMI test:

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For further information on ICOP’s reliability lab; please check the video: https://youtu.be/3-6mIQMmCUo.


For more info and sample request, please write to info@icop.com.tw, call your nearest ICOP Branch, or contact our Worldwide Official Distributor.

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