Whether your project is stalled by interference, or you want to pass the next EMC test without surprises:
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A design that works perfectly on the bench and still fails the EMC test. Weeks spent searching for a cause that won't turn up, while the schedule keeps stretching.
You're responsible, but you don't have the answer. And management keeps asking when it'll be done.
The most frustrating part: whoever doesn't know the exact cause goes into the next measurement just as uncertain as the last one.
It doesn't have to be that way. EMC problems always have a cause, and are often preventable. The knowledge just needs to be available at the right moment.
Joost Brilman, EMI Buster
You've tried everything, but you can't pin down the cause. That feels powerless, and meanwhile your project is stalled.
I come on-site, under NDA, and find the cause of the interference within one day. You know what to do next and your project starts moving again.
I don't leave the building until you know your next step.
Book an on-site diagnosisIn the design phase there's still plenty of room to solve things, and costs are low. Whoever gets their first EMC feedback at the measurement stage discovers problems at the most expensive moment. The test should be a confirmation, not a surprise.
With a PCB design review from an EMC perspective you know exactly where the risks are, without measurement, before production. That way your design passes the test in one go. No delay, no expensive revision round, no frustration.
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I believe an engineer shouldn't lose weeks to trial and error. EMC shouldn't be a black box that holds your project hostage. Whether it's about fixing or preventing interference: the knowledge to get in control exists, and I bring it to your project.
Joost Brilman, EMI Buster
The reviews were very thorough and had a big impact in our design phase for several different products.
Mattia Fiumara
LinkedIn recommendation
Reached the source of the issue (motor interference on analog sensors) and provided potential solutions in a day.
Henk Verweij
LinkedIn recommendation
Joost helped us to make a PoE power supply pass (pre)compliance testing. It failed on radiated emissions, but Joost quickly came to the source of the problem.
Remco Poelstra
Google review
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Do you want to prevent or fix EMC problems?
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Subscribe for EMC tipsA review tells you exactly where and how the design can be improved from an EMC perspective. This prevents extra revisions and unnecessary delays.
View review optionsNo measurement done, but hardware exists. A review now gives you concrete improvements before the test. Go into the test well prepared.
View review optionsA review tells you exactly how to make the design even better.
View review optionsYour design is well tested and you're not looking for extra margin. Tell me what's on your mind, I'll help you further.
Send a messageEMC issues are annoying but solvable. We analyse the cause and determine the best options for an interference-free product.
Book an on-site diagnosisEMI Buster isn’t a test lab. That’s exactly what makes me 100% independent: I have no interest in extra measurement hours or repeat tests. I find the cause of EMC problems and give concrete feedback on your design, before or after a lab measurement. So you go into the lab well prepared and don’t need to go back more often than necessary.
I’m not affiliated with a test lab, component supplier or engineering firm. My only interest is that your EMC problem gets solved or prevented. So the advice you get is never coloured by what I still want to sell you afterwards.
No, EMI Buster works worldwide. PCB design reviews happen remotely and know no borders. On-site troubleshooting mostly happens in the Netherlands in practice, but is also possible internationally on request.
Yes, by default. If you don’t have your own document, the confidentiality clause in the general terms and conditions applies.
Simple: if you have interference or a failed EMC test right now, choose troubleshooting. If you want to catch risks before you test or produce, choose prevention. Not sure? Walk through the quiz above, or send a message.
That makes it harder. Not every case of interference shows up on command. But even then the analysis has value: I rule out causes, map out under which conditions the interference occurs, and don’t leave the building without a concrete follow-up plan to get a grip on the problem.
