EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) refers to electromagnetic energy a device emits that can disrupt other equipment. EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) is the broader discipline: a product achieves EMC when it neither produces disruptive EMI nor is susceptible to interference from its environment. The Assessimus network supplies the equipment used in laboratories to measure emissions and generate the interference signals used in immunity tests.

A Line Impedance Stabilization Network (LISN) is a passive device used in conducted emissions testing to provide a defined, stable impedance between the equipment under test and the power supply, while isolating the setup from mains-borne interference. Without a LISN, conducted emissions measurements are not reproducible. LISNs are specified by virtually every major EMC standard for conducted emissions testing.

Yes. The network's EMC equipment specialist provides ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration for a wide range of instruments, including those from other manufacturers. This makes Assessimus a practical choice for laboratories seeking a single accredited calibration provider for their complete instrument inventory.

Yes. Pre-compliance EMC support, identifying potential emissions or immunity issues before formal testing, is available through the Assessimus network alongside equipment supply and calibration. This allows development teams to address compliance risks early, reducing re-test costs and delays.

Because temperature profiling is one service within a coordinated network, clients with requirements across multiple disciplines (such as material testing, EMC equipment, or pre-compliance consulting alongside thermal profiling) can access those services through Assessimus as a single partner. There is no need to manage separate supplier relationships for each stage of the compliance process.