EMCnõuetega

EMCnõuetega refers to requirements related to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Electromagnetic compatibility is the ability of electronic devices to function acceptably in their electromagnetic environment without causing unacceptable electromagnetic interference to other devices in that environment. This means that a device should not emit excessive electromagnetic noise that disrupts other equipment, and it should also be immune to the electromagnetic noise that is normally present in its operating environment.

EMCnõuetega are established by various regulatory bodies and standards organizations worldwide to ensure that electrical and electronic products can be sold and used safely and effectively. These requirements typically cover two main aspects: emissions and immunity. Emissions refer to the electromagnetic energy that a device produces, while immunity refers to a device's ability to withstand external electromagnetic disturbances.

Compliance with EMCnõuetega is often a mandatory prerequisite for placing products on the market in many regions, such as the European Union (EU) through CE marking. Manufacturers must demonstrate that their products meet the relevant EMC standards through testing and documentation. Failure to comply can result in product recalls, fines, and market access restrictions. The specific EMCnõuetega that apply to a product depend on its type, intended use, and the markets in which it will be sold.