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IEC 61326 EMC Testing for RF Lab Equipment

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Update time : 2025-06-23

iec 61326-1outlines the immunity and emissions requirements for electrical equipment. As a leading authority in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and regULatory compliance testing, JJR LAB Complianceis committed to assisting electronics manufacturers in meeting a wide range of emc testing standards, including IEC and EN.

 

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IEC 61326 EMC Testing for RF Lab Equipment(图1)


Applicable Equipment under IEC 61326

The standard applies to the following types of laboratory and industrial equipment:

 

1. Electrical equipment for measurement and testing

2. Control system devices

3. Electrical equipment intended for laboratory use

4. Accessories designed to be used with the above equipment

5. Equipment for both industrial and non-industrial environments

6. Computers, components, and IT equipment that meet applicable standards (additional testing may be waived)

 

Primary Application Scenarios

IEC 61326 addresses three main equipment environments:

 

1. Equipment intended for use in industrial locations

2. Equipment used in controlled electromagnetic environments (e.g., test laboratories)

3. Portable equipment, such as devices powered by batteries or test circuits

 

Types of EMC Interference

Equipment may be affected by various types of electromagnetic interference, including:

 

1. Conducted interference via power, measurement, or control lines

2. Radiated interference from the surrounding environment

3. Self-generated emissions conducted via cables or directly radiated

 

These disturbances can impact both the performance of the equipment and nearby systems.

 

Immunity Testing Requirements (Unintentional Radiators)

1. Input/output circuits using shielded cables may be exempt from conducted immunity tests between 150 kHz and 80 MHz.

2. Cables installed in conductive trays or conduits are also eligible for exemption.

3. Dedicated protective earth terminals are tested as AC power ports; functional earth connections are tested as I/O ports.

4. Higher immunity levels or system-level testing can be achieved through improved design or installation strategies.

 

Immunity Performance Criteria

1. Class A: Operates as specified with no degradation in performance

2. Class B: Temporary performance degradation or loss of function, but self-recoverable

3. Class C: Temporary loss of function requiring operator intervention to recover

4. Class D: Irrecoverable failure or loss of function, potentially resulting in data loss or permanent damage

 

Emissions Testing Requirements (Unintentional Radiators)

1. Testing is conducted in operating mode, as defined in the emc test plan.

2. Emissions limits are categorized by equipment class:

 

a. Class A and B equipment share frequency bands: 30–230 MHz and 230–1000 MHz

b. Class B devices have stricter limits (30–37 dB) to minimize environmental impact, compared to Class A (40–47 dB)

 

JJR LAB Testing Capabilities & Advantages

1. Capable of testing fixed, mobile, and portable devices of various sizes

2. Comprehensive IEC 61326 series compliance testing

3. Environmental and packaging tests also available (e.g., temperature, vibration, accelerated aging)

4. State-of-the-art equipment and flexible scheduling ensure fast turnaround

 

Additional IEC 61326 Standards Supported by JJR LAB

1. IEC 61326-2-1: EMC testing for unprotected equipment, offering detailed configurations and performance criteria

2. IEC 61326-2-2: EMC requirements for equipment used in low-voltage power distribution systems, including battery-powered devices

3. IEC 61326-2-3: Covers transmitters with integrated or remote signal conditioning, designed for converting non-electrical inputs into process-relevant signals

4. IEC 61326-2-6: Specifies EMC requirements for in vitro diagnostic (IVD) medical equipment, with emphasis on its unique electromagnetic environment

 

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