UK labs and consultancies for RTCA DO-160 testing of airborne equipment.
RTCA DO-160 EMC testing in the UK covers the environmental and electromagnetic test procedures for airborne equipment, used across civil and military aerospace. EMC sits in several sections, including power input, voltage spikes, audio frequency and induced signal susceptibility, radio frequency susceptibility and emissions, and lightning induced transients.
Check which sections and categories your equipment specification calls up, and whether the lab's accreditation covers them. Lightning sections need specialist facilities, so confirm those separately. Some labs also test to EUROCAE ED-14, the European equivalent.
Use the filters to narrow by accreditation and facility type, then shortlist and send one enquiry to all of them.
Related pages: Military & Aerospace Testing, MIL-STD-461 EMC Testing.
Which DO-160 sections are EMC?
Several, including power input, voltage spike, susceptibility to audio frequency, induced signal and radio frequency, radio frequency emissions, and lightning induced transient susceptibility.
Do I need every section?
No. Your equipment specification names the sections and categories that apply.
Can these labs do lightning testing?
Some can. Lightning sections need specialist facilities, so check the listing and ask in your enquiry.
Is DO-160 the same as ED-14?
They are equivalent documents published by RTCA in the US and EUROCAE in Europe.
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