EMC Directive

The EMC Directive, or Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive, is a set of regulations in the European Union that ensures electrical and electronic devices do not emit excessive electromagnetic interference and can operate properly in their electromagnetic environment. This means devices should not disturb other electronics and must be resilient to interference from them. Manufacturers must comply with these standards to ensure safety and functionality, allowing their products to be sold in EU markets. Compliance is verified through testing and certification, helping protect consumers and maintain the integrity of electronic communications.