So many companies are wasting piles of cash on FCC certifications and EMC tests.
Yes, they’re required, and yes, they’re expensive, but that’s not why the money is being wasted.
They waste it because their EMC/EMI design and review process is off track, and as a result, their projects struggle to pass these tests.
Many companies already have a process in place, but they either apply it too late or it simply isn’t effective.
On top of that, many have review committees that lack the right expertise, or engineers who were never properly trained to handle EMI problems.
Traditional university programs, a shiny “electronic engineer” title, or even years of field experience are often not enough when it comes to EMI design.
The outcome? Endless back and forth between the test bench and the EMC lab. Projects stall before they even hit the market.
Smart teams recognize this as a knowledge issue, and they take action to fix it once and for all.
Boom. Move on.
Less-performing teams, instead, keep chasing quick fixes, last-minute filter patches, and random “tips” from the internet.
Those rarely solve the problem (sometimes they make it even worse) and the team ends up stuck in the same loop.
Cash keeps burning.
Careers stop growing.
Sad.
Does it have to be this way? Nope.
EMC and EMI are science, not black magic.
You just need the right training and system in place from the start, so that results become predictable and repeatable.
Your competitors are already doing that.
That’s why they get faster certifications, lower costs, and products that work right the first time.
If you or your team want to get there, start by mastering EMI control principles, begin with our trainings here: fresuelectronics.com/trainings
To electromagnetic enlightenment,
Dario
P.S. We just launched new course bundles that can save you thousands of euros for you or your team. Check the link above to apply now.
Dario Fresu
So many companies are wasting piles of cash on FCC certifications and EMC tests.
Yes, they’re required, and yes, they’re expensive, but that’s not why the money is being wasted.
They waste it because their EMC/EMI design and review process is off track, and as a result, their projects struggle to pass these tests.
Many companies already have a process in place, but they either apply it too late or it simply isn’t effective.
On top of that, many have review committees that lack the right expertise, or engineers who were never properly trained to handle EMI problems.
Traditional university programs, a shiny “electronic engineer” title, or even years of field experience are often not enough when it comes to EMI design.
The outcome? Endless back and forth between the test bench and the EMC lab. Projects stall before they even hit the market.
Smart teams recognize this as a knowledge issue, and they take action to fix it once and for all.
Boom. Move on.
Less-performing teams, instead, keep chasing quick fixes, last-minute filter patches, and random “tips” from the internet.
Those rarely solve the problem (sometimes they make it even worse) and the team ends up stuck in the same loop.
Cash keeps burning.
Careers stop growing.
Sad.
Does it have to be this way? Nope.
EMC and EMI are science, not black magic.
You just need the right training and system in place from the start, so that results become predictable and repeatable.
Your competitors are already doing that.
That’s why they get faster certifications, lower costs, and products that work right the first time.
If you or your team want to get there, start by mastering EMI control principles, begin with our trainings here: fresuelectronics.com/trainings
To electromagnetic enlightenment,
Dario
P.S. We just launched new course bundles that can save you thousands of euros for you or your team. Check the link above to apply now.
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