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Leveraging more than three decades of experience in EMC software and automation development, TDK's EMC TestLab software series has become the preferred choice for EMC test experts globally. This software suite is thoughtfully categorized into distinct packages, each targeted to address specific measurement needs and themes.

While some EMC software companies have affiliations with specific equipment vendors, either through ownership or consortiums, they often assert their impartiality in handling various hardware components like receivers, amplifiers, e-field probes, and more. Nonetheless, it's essential to note that genuine neutrality in such cases is frequently challenging to achieve. TDK remains independent and as such populates its device driver library and system solutions with the best instruments the industry has to offer without brand bias. With access to all instrumentation vendors, one can select the best devices for their application. In addition, TDK is a specialist in integrating existing equipment.

TDK's software packages include the following:

• Emissions Lab is specifically geared towards highly automated and efficient radiated and conducted emissions measurements. This also includes conducted power as well as conducted current and voltage measurements.
• GTEM Emissions Lab is for those who are performing their measurements in a GTEM. This package automates GTEM-based radiated emissions tests and performs the GTEM-to-OATS correlation on the test data. The user will find all of the traditional features available in our standard EMI software, where applicable, with the additional support for the GTEM’s transfer function and control of the specialized 3D EUT manipulator used to position the device under test.
• Radiated Immunity Lab and Conducted Immunity Lab are two feature-packed suites that form the core of TDK’s immunity software solution. They share a common set of interface features with Emissions Lab, but they also have their own set of unique features dedicated to immunity testing.
• EUT Monitoring Lab allows the user to acquire data from an EUT as well as send stimuli to an EUT during an immunity test. All of this is achieved via a controlled network of monitoring instruments such as oscilloscopes, receivers, spectrum analyzers, voltmeters, dynamic signal analyzers, etc.
• Antenna Lab makes it simple to perform antenna measurements. 2D and 3D antenna radiation patterns can be generated. EIRP (effective isotropic radiated power)/antenna measurements are possible with TRP (total radiated power) calculation. Granularity can be controlled for efficient test runs.

Click here to learn more about TDK's EMC TestLab software series.