| Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) | |
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EMC is about the ability of different electrical and electronic equipment to operate effectively in close proximity, without causing mutual interference. Electromagnetic disturbance is defined as any electromagnetic phenomena (and all electromagnetic frequencies) that may potentially affect the performance of a device, a unit of equipment, or a system. |
| Arcom have been involved with EMC for many years and has considerable experience of the electrical, electronic and mechanical standards that formed the basis of the new European EMC regulations. Without these measures, the proliferation of electronic products (especially high-speed personal computers and mobile phones) could quickly start to cause real and dangerous compatibility problems. The new EMC standards are designed to encourage the free movement of goods within an open European market, since varying national regulations have been harmonized. Each member country now has common EMC standards | |
| Statement of Arcom’s Policy on the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC | |
| “Arcom is committed to providing a
full range of board and system-level products which are compliant with the requirements of
the EC Directive on EMC 89/336/EEC.”
Andy Walters, Managing Director,
Arcom. |
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