EKTOS TRS holder 'åbnet hus' i testlaboratoriet i Struer

Med fokus på præ-compliance EMC test afholder EKTOS på firmaets TRS-laboratorium i Struer den 3. september en ny TRS Open Lab session.

EMC problems often stay hidden until certification is already close, when every redesign costs more time, money, and momentum. Pre-compliance testing helps engineering teams expose these risks earlier, before small design choices around layout, shielding, grounding, cabling, components, or wireless functionality become late-stage failures.

September 3 (1500-1700) EKTOS TRS opens the TRS lab in Struer for the second TRS Open Lab session. TRS test engineers will take you inside the lab and show how pre-compliance testing supports smarter design decisions, shorter development cycles, and a more predictable path to certification.

Visitors will see how typical pre-compliance tests are planned, performed, and interpreted. The session will also cover common test scenarios, what failed results can reveal, and how engineering teams can use test data to decide the next design steps.

This session is relevant for product developers, hardware engineers, project managers, compliance specialists, and technical decision-makers working with products that must meet EMC or regulatory requirements.

Visitors will get a clearer understanding of where pre-compliance testing fits in the development process, what a typical test scope includes, how results are used in practice, and how early lab insight can reduce uncertainty in current or upcoming projects.

The session includes open discussion, giving you direct access to TRS test engineers, and the chance to ask project-specific questions.