Technology SESSION
Emi-Rfi filters, radio frequency interference and CE Marking
EMI (electromagnetic interference) also referred to RFI (radio frequency interference), is a type of electrical or emissions that can degrade, impair or prevent electrical circuits from performing as intended, or cause failures. EMI-RFI filters are used to suppress interference generated by a device within a machine, or from other nearby equipment with noise generation, as well as protect a machine from emitting interference signals into the environment.
The CE mark is an international reference for industrial and residential standards of electronic applications. Enerdoor’s on-site CE certification testing specializes in the measurement and analysis of electromagnetic compatibility of systems in accordance with the EMC, FCC Part 15 and Safety Directives. The CE Directive dictates that all electric and electronic components in machinery and manufacturing plants must meet the minimum requirements indicated by the Directive.
The CE mark is an international reference for industrial and residential standards of electronic applications. Enerdoor’s on-site CE certification testing specializes in the measurement and analysis of electromagnetic compatibility of systems in accordance with the EMC, FCC Part 15 and Safety Directives. The CE Directive dictates that all electric and electronic components in machinery and manufacturing plants must meet the minimum requirements indicated by the Directive.
Presenter: Stefano Medved
Stefano Medved, an Italian native, studied electrical engineer in Milan. He has worked for Finmotor and Finlab in Italy and since 2009 leads the North American division of Enerdoor. Enerdoor is an international leader in the development and production of electromagnetic solutions for automated and industrial machinery. The Group’s broad range of products include: EMI/ RFI filters, motor protection, harmonic filters, line reactors, surge arresters and voltage stabilizers, as well as providing on-site CE Certification required by IEC and EN Standards.
