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Lab NameLocationTesting Services
Intertek BoxboroughBoxborough, Massachusetts, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +9 moreDetails →
Intertek DuluthDuluth, Georgia, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +7 moreDetails →
Intertek Grand RapidsKentwood, Michigan, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +5 moreDetails →
Intertek Lake ForestLake Forest, California, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +9 moreDetails →
Intertek LexingtonLexington, Kentucky, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +7 moreDetails →
Intertek Menlo ParkMenlo Park, California, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +9 moreDetails →
Intertek MinneapolisFridley, Minneapolis, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +9 moreDetails →
Intertek PlanoPlano, Texas, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +9 moreDetails →
Intertek Skaneateles FallsSkaneateles Falls, New York, United StatesRadiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Radiated Immunity +7 moreDetails →

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EMC Compliance for Renewable Resource Power Systems

This whitepaper details EMC considerations for various renewable resource power systems – biomass, geothermal, hydro, solar (PV & CSP), tidal, wave, and wind - ranging in scale from residential installations (~kW) to utility-scale plants (>MW). It outlines the unique electromagnetic characteristics of each system and their implications for regulatory compliance. The paper highlights that while large generating plants are often exempt from full EMC testing, critical internal control systems require immunity against industrial disturbances. Grid-connected systems must adhere to utility power quality standards. Specific standards mentioned include FCC regulations on RF emissions (US) and EU directives regarding immunity. Table 1 indicates the current global capacity and potential of these resources, showing solar PV at 21GW with a potential of 500TW and wind at 175 GW with 72 TW potential.

Renewable Energy EMC Compliance

New Requirements for Medical EMC

This whitepaper details the changes introduced by the 4th edition of IEC 60601-1-2, the standard for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of medical electrical (ME) equipment. Key updates include the elimination of the “life-supporting” equipment category and a greater emphasis on defining environments of intended use – professional healthcare, home healthcare, and special environments – impacting testing requirements. The 4th edition significantly strengthens the Risk Management File (RMF), requiring detailed documentation of risk assessments, pass/fail criteria for both safety & performance related to EMC, and justification for test levels. A pre-submission test plan based on the RMF is also mandated. The paper highlights that compliance with this standard was required by December 31, 2018, impacting manufacturers globally.

Medical Device EMC

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