In dealing with EMC compliance, companies need to mitigate three cost-drivers: EMC testing, increased marginal cost per component due to CE certification, and the involvement of a Competent Body. Most companies leverage one of three compliance alternatives to achieve EMC conformity:
- Article 10(1) - testing to harmonized standards;
- Article 10(2) - TCF without testing;
- Article 10(2) - TCF with testing.
SIMCOM, as project manager, can support a manufacturer in three key functions:
- Development of the rationale for the TCF;
- Identification and negotiation of the appropriate test measures; and
- Arbitration with the most capable and reasonable
Competent Body.
SIMCOM can also provide "TCF" tools, which serve as guidance documents for:
- Creating the TCF rationale;
- Executing the EMC test evaluation; and
- Understanding the EMC test plan.
For more information and pricing, please contact your SIMCOM representative at +1 (404) 810-1886 or via email at: service@esimcom.com.
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