EMI/EMC Testing

EMA® and our testing partners provide test services in all aspects of EMI/EMC DO-160 Testing as well as many MIL-STD tests. DO-160 validates that airborne electronic and mechanical equipment can withstand extreme environmental and electromagnetic conditions. It is essential for FAA/EASA certification of civil aircraft components.
The DO-160 chapter tests include:
- Section 15 – Magnetic Effect – all categories
- Section 16 – Power Input – all categories up to 100ADC
- Section 17 – Voltage Spike – all categories
- Section 18 – Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility/ Power
- Section 19 – Inducted Signal Susceptibility – all categories
- Section 20 – Radio Frequency Susceptibility (Reverb and Anechoic) – all categories
- System testing for ARP5583A
- Section 21 – Emissions of Radio Frequency Energy (Reverb and Anechoic method) – all categories
- Section 22 – Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility
- Any level of pin injection and cable bundle testing
- Testing available for equipment-level and full system-level configurations
- Ability to execute custom and intermediate test levels that fall between DO-160 and MIL-STD-430 requirements
- Large Systems to ARP 5415/5416
- Section 23 – Lightning Direct Effects
- All categories including Zone 1A High Voltage
- Fuel System testing via ignitable mixture and photographic methods
- ARP 5416
- Section 25 – Electrostatic Discharge – all categories
- 15,000V; 330 Ohms; 150pF
- ESD to Industrial Standards
To learn more about EMA®‘s EMI/EMC, DO-160 testing contact us here.
