EMC Services

RECOM supports its customers with its equipment and know-how, helping them to solve EMC-related problems of all kinds. The RECOM EMC lab includes a semi-anechoic chamber and measuring equipment for the identification of sources or susceptibilities of both radiated and conducted interference. Using close-field probes, it is possible to locate interference sources manually so that issues can be dealt with promptly. With assistance from RECOM’s EMC expert support, customers can identify and rectify EMC compliance problems quickly and accurately, benefiting from our EMI competence.

In order to concentrate its efforts even more effectively on improving power supply EMC solutions, RECOM has built its 3000m2 campus-style headquarters in Gmunden, Austria. Among its world-class facilities, RECOM is particularly proud of its on-site laboratories.

Apart from extending the existing testing and quality laboratories, RECOM has set up a state-of-the-art EMC lab, thereby adding a significant new facility to the high-frequency research sector in Southern Germany and Austria. Equipped by Rohde & Schwarz, this new lab features a 3m SAC (Semi-Anechoic Chamber) conforming with the CISPR-16 standard. It enables the company to perform pre-compliance measurements and emission and immunity tests within the frequency range of 30MHz to 3GHz.

The SAC caters to the automated measurement of specimens with a diameter of up to 1.5 meters. The lab also includes all equipment required for measurements according to EN 61000-4-x and EN 61000-3-2. This makes RECOM a leader in electromagnetic compatibility services and one of the few to offer external EMC laboratory resources, supported by EMC expert support in radiated and conducted interference.

Customers and partner companies have access to our best laboratories, including our external EMC laboratory, to test their latest prototypes.

Thanks to our close cooperation with research organizations, universities, and companies in the power supply sector, RECOM is kept up to date with the latest developments in technology. As a result, a cluster of innovative power supply manufacturers have cropped up in the tech-triangle of Munich, Linz, and Graz.