부산대학교 도서관

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is a serious and escalating form of environmental pollution. Its effects range from annoyance due to crackles on broadcast reception, to potentially fatal accidents due to corruption of safety critical control systems. In short, various forms of EMI prevent the proper use of the radio frequency spectrum. To control such types of environmental pollution, a variety of regulations and legislation exist. The European Union has introduced an "EMC" directive to ensure that all electrical/electronic equipment shall meet the essential requirements if the manufacturer exports to the European market. Knowledge of this directive becomes essential for all manufacturers and exporters. The intention of this paper is to give an awareness regarding the legislative and technical aspects of the EMC directive.