This is extent to which a piece of hardware will tolerate electrical interference from other equipment, and will interfere with other equipment.
Electro Magnetic Compliance
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility. The property of a signal to exist with interference (or another signal) without information loss.
Electromagnetic Compatibility - The aim of EMC is to ensure the correct operation of different equipment when using devices that could have the potential to emit electromagnetic interference.
Electromagnetic Compatibility. EMC is the standard term for RFI/ EMI.
ElectroMagnetic Conformance - standards associated with the emission of undesired radio frequency energy by devices and the level of susceptibility of a device to similar energy
Electro-Magnetic compatibility
Abbreviation for electromagnetic compatibility.
EMC stands for "electromagnetic compatibility". The electromagnetic compatibility is the ability of a device, equipment or system to function satisfactorily in its electromagnetic environment without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbances to anything in that environment. By extension, EMC also designate the scientific field of studying and understanding the EMC of items, and the technical field concerned with obtaining the EMC. Equipments and systems are often subject to mandatory EMC requirements. In Europe, most legal requirements are related to the application of the 89/336/EEC directive, also called EMC directive. The technical requirements are expressed in basic EMC standards from the Cenelec, and in product standards. Excem has a lot of activity in engineering for EMC, special measurements for EMC, problem solving for meeting EMC specifications, in providing instruments for electromagnetic measurements, and in editing software for EMC predictions. Excem has also an extensive experience in the EMC of installations, the protection against lightning and electromagnetic pulses, and the manufacturing and installation of special suppressors or filters.
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility. A problem which causes some electrical devices to interfere with others. This, of course, is terribly anti-social and inconsiderate. IBM was very proud of the fact that you don’t get EMC problems with the MicroChannel architecture (it droned on at great length about the fact in its publicity), because the connectors are properly grounded. Isn’t it great to know that even the largest corporations have a heart
Source: DSMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
(ElectroMagnetic Compatibility) Feature of a device that assures it works efficiently in its electromagnetic ambient. EMC requires the device not to cause disturbance signals, to be isolated from external disturbance and to be protected against electrostatic surges.
or Electromagnetic Compliance is one of the CE Directives specified for electrical products. All Eutech products with CE-certification adhere to the EMC Directive. For more information, please refer to www.cemarking.net
Electromagnetic compatibility, the condition where communications equipment is running without causing or suffering unacceptable degradation due to unintentional electromagnetic interference to or from other equipment in the same environment
Electromagnetic Compatibility: The compatibility between a device and its electromagnetic environment.
Electromagnetic compatibility Broadly means equipment using electronics or that's electrically powered. Should be able to operate without being interfered with, or interfering with, other, usually neighbouring equipment.
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility: Equipment operating without causing any electromagnetic interference or being influenced by any interference.
Electromagnetic compatibility. The ability of an electronic device to operate in its intended environment without its performance being affected by EMI and without generating EMI that will affect other equipment.
Electromagnetic compatibility. EMC requirements stipulate that a device shall not cause interference within itself or in other devices, or be susceptible to interference from other devices. The European Union was the first governing body to establish laws (CE) regarding immunity of devices from EMI. See also CE, EMI, and RFI.
Electromagnetic compatibility The ability of a device or system to function without error in its intended electromagnetic environment.
see Electromagnetic Compatibility
Electromagnetic compatibility; see interference immunity