Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML) Overview
Overview The KSC Electromagnetics Laboratory provides electromagnetic compatibility testing and troubleshooting, electromagnetic interference resolution, mobile and Center-wide fixed radio frequency (RF) surveillance, and general support in the field of electromagnetic physics including electromagnetic interference (EMI) testing in semi-anechoic chambers as well as in the field. The EML is…
The Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML) at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) offers a range of services related to electromagnetic compatibility, interference resolution, and RF surveillance. These services encompass electromagnetic interference testing, semi-anechoic chamber testing, field testing, and mobile RF surveillance activities. The laboratory is managed by a team of certified professionals by the International Association for Radio, Telecommunications and Electromagnetics (iNARTE).
EML also provides services such as electromagnetic surveys, hardware troubleshooting, pre-compliance EMI testing, magnetic field measurement and generation, power line transient measurements, and facility AC power quality analysis. In addition, the lab conducts electrostatic discharge testing, bonding and grounding measurements, and RF transmission line characteristics assessment. It also offers new emitter impact assessment.
The mission of the Electromagnetics Laboratory is to ensure optimal electromagnetic performance and adherence to regulatory standards, thereby supporting the successful execution of NASA missions and the exploration of the universe.
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