Our engineers calibrate the equipment, build the laboratories and write the automation software. That hands-on experience is what we bring to every consulting engagement, whether you are a manufacturer planning your first EMC test or a laboratory preparing for accreditation.
Which EMC standards and regional requirements apply to your product, what limits and test levels you must meet, and how to plan for them early.
Measure before the formal test, find the weak points and fix them while changes are still cheap.
A test plan that defines ports, modes of operation, monitoring and pass criteria so the test laboratory can run your product without surprises.
Practical EMC fundamentals and test-method training for design and test engineers, delivered at your site or ours.
Test distance, chamber type, equipment list and layout matched to the standards and products you will test.
NSA, site VSWR and field uniformity validation to CISPR 16-1-4, ANSI C63.25.1 and IEC 61000-4-3, with the reports your assessor expects.
Uncertainty budgets for conducted and radiated emission and for immunity test levels, built from your actual equipment and calibration data.
Method validation, equipment records, calibration intervals and quality-system documentation reviewed before your accreditation assessment.
Software and instrument control that turns a manual measurement into a repeatable, documented procedure, including Nexio BAT-EMC deployment.
Calibration intervals and scope planning for your equipment, tied into our accredited calibration service.
Most consulting work starts with a conversation and a short scoping note. From there we agree the deliverable, the timeline and the price before any work begins.
We reply within one working day with a quote or a plan.