EMC Testing Labs in New Mexico – Accredited Facilities
New Mexico EMC work is colored by national laboratories, aerospace, and defense electronics around Albuquerque. An accredited EMC testing laboratory here should be asked about MIL-STD and customer clauses, not only FCC Part 15.
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Listed lab
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Labs with listed accreditations
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Metro areas
Accredited EMC labs in New Mexico
1 listed facility.
Advanced Testing Services Inc (ATSI) is an independent RF shield testing and facility validation company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico (phone: 505-292-2032), specializing in RF shielded enclosure testing since 1992. The company travels to client locations worldwide to test RF shielded facilities of any size or type, with extensive documented experience on demountable panel shielding systems from manufacturers such as Universal Shielding Corporation and Ray-proof Shielding Systems, as well as large welded steel facilities. ATSI has also performed testing on MRI shields, HEMP (High-altitude Electromagnetic Pulse) shields, copper rooms, and anechoic test chambers. Testing services include RF shielding effectiveness, Free Space VSWR, Site Attenuation, Field Uniformity, and EMI/vibration surveys. Standards covered include NSA 65-6, NSA 73-2A, NSA 94-106, MIL-STD-285, MIL-STD-188-125, IEEE 299, IEC 61000-4-3, and ANSI C63.4. ATSI positions itself as a consistent identifier of shielding deficiencies and provider of corrective solutions, with particular depth of experience in government and defense facilities subject to stringent NSA attenuation requirements.
Commercial products still get tested, but the RFQ that wins a slot usually mentions a government or aerospace quality rider.
Major metro areas
Listed facilities in New Mexico are concentrated around these cities and suburbs.
- Albuquerque
- Rio Rancho
- Las Cruces
- Santa Fe
Common test types requested in New Mexico
Drawn from listed lab capabilities and the work teams in this region typically book.
- MIL-STD-461
- FCC Part 15
- DO-160
- Radiated emissions
- Radiated immunity
National-lab and aerospace hardware
Instrumentation, radios, and flight or ground-support electronics need documented emissions and susceptibility. Security and visitor rules can matter as much as chamber size. Commercial spinouts from the same ecosystem still need a normal FCC/CE path—do not let a MIL quote bury a simple Class B product.
Booking in New Mexico
State classification, photography rules, and who may witness. If the local lab cannot run RS103 at your field level, Arizona or Colorado may be faster than forcing a setup. For a consumer product, ask for a commercial cell so you are not priced like a weapons program.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about EMC testing in New Mexico