Certification

Your EMC/RADIO certification from the very first expert appraisal

If you’re a project manager, validation/verification manager or company director, you know that you need to plan EMC/RADIO standard testing or certification for your product.

Why is Certification Crucial?

Marketing Compulsory

Certification is required to sell your products.

Specific projects

For a prototype, an innovation project or a specific development, certification is not mandatory, unless requested by your customer.

Why include EMC/RF standards in your project, even if they aren’t mandatory?

Quality and Reliability

Ensuring that the product functions correctly without interfering with other devices, thereby boosting customer confidence.

Reputation and Competitiveness

Positioning the product as more reliable and of better quality than those of competitors can be an effective selling point.

Preparing for external markets

Anticipating the requirements of markets where these standards may become mandatory facilitates future expansion.

Risk Reduction

Minimize the risk of technical problems, claims or litigation, even if testing is not legally required.

How to check the conformity of your project?

Defining Applicable Standards

Among the hundreds of existing standards, identify those that cover your industry, application and region.

Designing tests

Define the necessary test scenarios.

Choose a Laboratory

Select a laboratory to suit your needs.

Planning and carrying out tests

Organize and monitor test execution.

Our areas of expertise

Certification is a complex process, involving many different areas of expertise.
It’s crucial to integrate it from the earliest stages of your project to guarantee compliance. Find out more about design.

Each stage is independent, and NEXIO can intervene in all or some stages of a certification.

The plus: Optimization of the test plan by interpreting the standards according to the project to define the best compromise between the tests to be carried out, the documentary justifications and the optimization of acceptance criteria.

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