Uncontrolled emissions compromise life-critical receivers long before specific absorption rate (SAR) thresholds become relevant. A disciplined RF exposure testing lab therefore treats spectral hygiene as the primary safety gate. MiCOM Labs validates radiated and conducted limits in-house and can fold accredited partner SAR data into the same dossier when exposure evidence is mandatory, and releases a single conformity file ready for FCC, VCCI, KS, and RED submission.
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MiCOM’s semi-anechoic and open-area sites are accredited from 30 MHz through 220 GHz, so a single radiated or conducted sweep satisfies FCC Part 15, CISPR 32, VCCI, and KS KN32 without secondary distance-correlation curves. Using one universally accepted data set eliminates duplicate scans and shrinks multi-market debug loops, especially when schedule pressure peaks near release.
The ISO 17065 Notified-Body Assessment team can review MiTest® raw files the moment a scan finishes, because results flow directly into the secure MiPassport® workspace. Physical location stops mattering; certificates for RED Annex III and UKCA Schedule 3 often issue within ten working days because no hardware or paperwork travels between sites.
MiTest orchestrates antenna sweeps, detector changes, and worst-case EUT mode cycling, then overlays traces on the active limit line while the dwell runs. Engineers see any over-limit harmonic in seconds, make firmware or shielding tweaks before the sample leaves the chamber, and avoid the cost and delay of a second booking slot.
Instead of juggling regional templates, teams upload schematics, BOM, and block diagrams once; MiPassport repackages the material for FCC CB, EU Technical Documentation, KC files, and VCCI confirmation reports. Automated deadline alerts flag expiring grants, so compliance upkeep becomes a routine calendar task rather than a last-minute scramble that stalls shipments.
Lab engineers can quickly pull up tasks and reports from their California, Shenzhen, and Bangalore offices and work from the same cloud-resident MiTest and MiPassport data sets. Test protocols, device specifics and interim reports never leave the secure portal, which means advice remains consistent worldwide and progress is not slowed by shipping hardware across time zones for review.
MiCOM archives raw captures, calibration certificates, and site-uncertainty budgets for ten years, matching VCCI and EU surveillance windows. When an authority requests evidence, the full chain of custody is retrieved within four hours, preventing shipment holds from snowballing into stock-outs and preserving launch momentum for follow-on models.
| Switching-regulator ripple dominates the 150 kHz–2 MHz conducted window | |
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| Issue | Solution |
| Uncoordinated converter clocks stack harmonics until the average detector trace drifts within a few decibels of the limit line. | Lock all switchers to a common frequency band and give every rail a modest π-filter footprint on the PCB so layout teams can insert attenuation without a board respin if margin disappears during pre-scan. |
