GB/Z 17624.6-2021
ActiveElectromagnetic compatibility—General—Part 6：Guide to the assessment of measurement uncertainty
电磁兼容 综述 第6部分 测量不确定度评定指南
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides guidance for evaluating measurement uncertainty in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing. It is applied by testing laboratories and engineers when assessing the reliability of EMC measurements, such as radiated emissions or immunity tests, to ensure consistent and comparable results across different test setups and environments. The guide is relevant for compliance testing of electronic and electrical products against EMC regulatory requirements.
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