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EMC Lab

EMC Lab helps you investigate electromagnetic interference and improve electronic designs. Testing, simulation and expert advice provide measurement results and a basis for addressing problems before formal assessment of your product's EMC performance.

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Testing and troubleshooting electromagnetic interference

EMC Lab investigates how electronic products emit and respond to electromagnetic interference. We offer pre-compliance testing, troubleshooting and simulation for companies developing circuit boards, enclosures and complete systems. Measurements can include emissions, immunity, electrostatic discharge and voltage transients.

We help electronics developers, SMEs and industrial R&D teams locate noise sources and coupling paths and assess design changes. You receive measurement results, identified problem areas and practical recommendations. The results help you prioritise the next development steps before formal conformity assessment.

Laboratory Manager

Christian Christensen
Engineer
Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE)
Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (IME)

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EMC Lab can help you with:

  • Late EMC failures can mean redesigns, repeated lab visits and delayed product launches. We perform pre compliance checks for radiated and conducted emissions, immunity, ESD, surge and burst events.

    You leave with measured results, a clear overview of likely compliance risks and practical, prioritised recommendations for what to fix before formal conformity assessment.

  • Unexpected noise or unstable behaviour is often hard to trace from system level measurements alone. We use near field scanning and other targeted diagnostics to locate electromagnetic hotspots, coupling paths and likely noise sources on your boards and assemblies.

    You receive evidence for investigating the cause and guidance on where design changes may improve performance.

  • Poor return paths, parasitic coupling and weak filtering can turn a promising design into an EMC problem. We evaluate conducted emission behaviour, EMI filters and PCB level coupling before costly redesigns.

    You leave with measurement based insight into critical paths, filter performance and concrete options for improving your design's electromagnetic behaviour.

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EMC Lab in practice

Find out how EMC Lab can help your company move your development project forward.

FAQ

  • You must contact the laboratory manager, Christian Christensen, with a brief description of the product, the issue, and the tests you need. Based on your description, we will agree on the specific arrangements.

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  • EMC Lab is located at the Institute of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, University of Southern Denmark, SDU Sønderborg.

  • Contact EMC Lab for information about the price and terms for the specific assignment.

  • The laboratory’s normal opening hours are 8:00–15:30. Contact us before your visit to clarify testing needs and practical arrangements.

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Laboratory Manager

Christian Christensen
Engineer
Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE)
Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (IME)

Contact and book here

 

Collaborate with SDU

Perhaps you know what you are looking for. Or maybe you are unsure about the possibilities or just curious? 

No matter where you start, we will help you move forward - for example, by finding the right researcher, department, or entry point into SDU. We also provide guidance on legal matters, finances, and the practical framework for collaboration.

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