Tips & Trends for 2025: rising demand for PIM Testing
Advancements in wireless communication technologies will…
08/01/2025
Advancements in wireless communication technologies will…
In-house pretesting is a wise investment that saves time and money. In a series of five posts, our specialists share trends and developments for 2025.
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Our services include maintenance and validated testing. We recommend that both are executed by authorized personnel only. Our expert teams can perform preventive maintenance on RF-shielded doors, mode-stirrer systems, and positioning equipment such as turntables. We also offer validation services to see if your EMC test chamber or RF-shielded room still functions within its intended limits and avoiding unexpected down-time or product recalls at the same time.
Our services include maintenance and validated testing. We recommend that both are executed by authorized personnel only. Our expert teams can perform preventive maintenance on RF-shielded doors, mode-stirrer systems, and positioning equipment such as turntables. We also offer validation services to see if your EMC test chamber or RF-shielded room still functions within its intended limits and avoiding unexpected down-time or product recalls at the same time.
A shielded room can perform conducted emission and immunity EMC measurements, eliminating harmful external influences, leading to more accurate and consistent test results. Being a Faraday cage, a shielded room will not only improve test results but will also form an excellent aid in protecting information and essential hardware. Comtest can assist governments, the military, financial institutions, and large corporations in protecting what matters most in critical situations. We offer the highest quality, sensitivity, and security before, during and after working with you.
A shielded room can perform conducted emission and immunity EMC measurements, eliminating harmful external influences, leading to more accurate and consistent test results. Being a Faraday cage, a shielded room will not only improve test results but will also form an excellent aid in protecting information and essential hardware. Comtest can assist governments, the military, financial institutions, and large corporations in protecting what matters most in critical situations. We offer the highest quality, sensitivity, and security before, during and after working with you.
Comtest has been building high-quality antenna test ranges for more than 20 years. We are dedicated to putting our experience to work for you, turning any problem you might have into a customized test solution. As for researching and developing your products, we know speed and return on investment are very important. That’s why we ensure your project is delivered on schedule, on budget and exactly as ordered.
Comtest has been building high-quality antenna test ranges for more than 20 years. We are dedicated to putting our experience to work for you, turning any problem you might have into a customized test solution. As for researching and developing your products, we know speed and return on investment are very important. That’s why we ensure your project is delivered on schedule, on budget and exactly as ordered.
Comtest offers semi and full anechoic chambers that shield almost 100% of ambient emissions and reflect minimal internal radiation. We deliver or build your custom test chamber at your location, depending on what size chamber you need. If you tell us your challenges, we’ll offer a tailored turnkey solution from design to installation, including upgrades and yearly certifications.
We are committed to helping you achieve the best EMC testing possible.
Comtest offers semi and full anechoic chambers that shield almost 100% of ambient emissions and reflect minimal internal radiation. We deliver or build your custom test chamber at your location, depending on what size chamber you need. If you tell us your challenges, we’ll offer a tailored turnkey solution from design to installation, including upgrades and yearly certifications.
We are committed to helping you achieve the best EMC testing possible.
Ford and Hyundai plan to accept and include EMS testing in reverberation chambers in their EMC standards. What will this mean for their suppliers? In a series of five posts, our specialists share trends and developments for 2025. This week, Research & Development Engineer Dimitrios Barakos will discuss upcoming changes in reverberation testing for the automotive industry.
Automotive manufacturers are increasingly incorporating reverberation chamber testing into their electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards to enhance the robustness of their vehicles and components. This shift often extends to their supply chains, requiring suppliers to adopt similar testing methodologies. While specific timelines vary by manufacturer, Ford plans to implement such testing standards by 2027 and Hyundai by 2026.
As of 2024, the specific LUF requirements for automotive EMC testing in regions such as the US, Europe, and Korea are not consistently defined and can differ based on the standards adopted by manufacturers and regulatory bodies. However, there is a noticeable trend towards accommodating lower frequencies to ensure thorough EMC testing, with some chambers designed to operate effectively down to 80 MHz.
By 2025, it is anticipated that more automotive manufacturers and their suppliers will adopt reverberation chamber testing with LUF capabilities tailored to their specific regional and operational requirements. This progression aims to enhance the electromagnetic compatibility and overall reliability of automotive electronic components across diverse markets.
Please watch our video on this subject from a year ago, and let us know what you think. The link to our YouTube channel is in the comments.