Why automotive harness length changes test results
Change the length of an automotive harness by just a few centimetres and you can shift a radiated emission peak by tens of megahertz. Harness geometry is one of…
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Change the length of an automotive harness by just a few centimetres and you can shift a radiated emission peak by tens of megahertz. Harness geometry is one of…
It’s not unusual for a product to pass a pre-compliance scan in the lab, only to fail the formal compliance test weeks later. The difference is rarely due to lu…
Unexpected field strength spikes from a passing train can induce a system reset in a trackside controller—often only once every few weeks, and only when the win…
One missing calibration certificate or ambiguous photo can stall a defence EMC submission for weeks. Here’s how to ensure your EMC report stands up to scrutiny,…
One poorly grounded LISN or an uncalibrated receiver can turn a six-week compliance sprint into a six-month product delay. Choosing between EMC lab vs in-house…
Most automotive EMC failures can be traced back to the wiring harness—yet few engineers have seen just how much unwanted current can couple onto those cables du…
Many prototype boards pass functional tests, then fail EMC immunity at the worst possible moment—when the design is locked and the market launch is at risk. Wh…
Unexpected radiated emissions from a new motor control board forced a full production halt—just days before formal compliance testing. Typical scenario Industr…
Seeing a spike at 120 MHz on the spectrum analyser, or a radiated immunity failure at 10 V/m, is rarely random. Most common EMC failures are predictable—if you…
One failed EMC test can derail a product launch, but the wrong recovery decision can cost far more than the test itself. Typical scenario Picture a new industr…
One missed test cable or an ambiguous operating mode can waste half a day in the chamber—and cost a project its margin. Here’s a hard-learned EMC testing checkl…
Introduction Industrial drives—especially variable speed drives and inverters—are essential in modern automation and manufacturing. However, these devices can i…