The reason we keep coming back to MVG is that we have the confidence that if things go wrong, MVG will step in and make it work.
THE CHALLENGE
Most regions of the world require some form of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing for electrical/electronic products to be brought to market. In regions with safety limits and health restrictions on wireless technologies, specific absorption rate (SAR) testing is also a necessary step in getting product approval for products that are used on or close to the body. Every wireless communication/networking standard has a set of requirements that devices must meet in order to be certified.
Many organizations perform testing at the prototype stage to troubleshoot failures early in product development, reducing lead times and costs at the later stages of the product development cycle.
Element has expanded its facilities to accommodate the growing volume and diversity of customers’ testing needs. Headquartered in the UK, the leading TIC provider operates a network of over 270 laboratories in more than 30 countries, with 50 acquisitions made across the business since 2011. Element supports customers from early R&D, through complex regulatory approvals and into
production.
