EMI Receiver Instrument Information
EMI Receivers are essential for detecting and analyzing electromagnetic interference, ensuring compliance with industry standards and the reliable operation of electronic devices. Fox Valley Metrology’s ISO/IEC 17025 accredited EMI Receiver calibration services ensure your EMI Receiver maintain their accuracy and reliability over time, providing full NIST traceability for dependable results you can trust.
Fox Valley Metrology offers multiple EMI Receiver ranges that include the following:
- 1 Hz to 80 / 26.5 / 44 GHz
- 10 Hz / 9 kHz to 3.6 / 7 B9
- 10 Hz to 3.6 / 7 / 26.5 GHz
Fox Valley Metrology’s ISO/IEC 17025 accredited EMI Receiver calibration services can cover a vast array of EMI Receiver types, such as:
- Handheld EMI Receiver
- Conducted EMI Receiver
- Radiated EMI Receiver
To ensure precise and reliable performance, our EMI Receiver calibrations are conducted in alignment with key industry standards, including:
- CISPR 16-1-1
Our comprehensive calibration process covers all critical functions within a EMI Receiver including:
- All spectrum analyzer functions plus Band A, B, C, D, and E
- Sine wave accuracy
- Absolute amplitude
- Quasi peak detector responses to pulses
- RMS detector responses to pluses
- Relative pulse response
- 1 MHz impulse bandwidth
- Selectivity
With our careful calibration process, your EMI Receiver will meet industry requirements for reliability and accuracy, supporting consistent, quality-driven results in your applications.

What is an EMI Receiver
An EMI receiver is an electronic device used to measure electromagnetic interference (EMI) in a system. It captures and detects unwanted electromagnetic signals, typically in the radio frequency (RF) spectrum, and displays the intensity and frequency of the interference. The receiver typically has sensors or probes that detect the electromagnetic field, allowing for analysis of the emitted or received noise levels.
Common EMI Receiver Uses
- Detecting electromagnetic interference in electronic devices and systems
- Evaluating compliance with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations
- Identifying sources of unwanted RF signals and noise
- Monitoring environmental electromagnetic fields for safety or research purposes
EMI Receiver Calibration Services
- Handheld EMI Receiver
- Conducted EMI Receiver
- Radiated EMI Receiver
Common EMI Receiver Brand Calibrations
- Keysight EMI Receiver Calibration
- Rohde & Schwarz EMI Receiver Calibration
- Narda EMI Receiver Calibration
Common EMI Receiver Model Calibrations
- Rohde & Schwarz ESR Series
- Rohde & Schwarz ESW Series
- Keysight N9038A MXE
- Keysight N9048B PXE
- Narda PMM 9010
EMI Receiver Calibration Functions Tested
- All spectrum analyzer functions plus Band A, B, C, D, and E
- Sine wave accuracy
- Absolute amplitude
- Quasi peak detector responses to pulses
- RMS detector responses to pluses
- Relative pulse response
- 1 MHz impulse bandwidth
- Selectivity
Equipment Used to Calibrate EMI Receivers
- Schwarzbeck IGUU 2918 – CISPR Pulse Generator
- Rohde & Schwarz SMA100B 50 GHz Generator
- Rohde & Schwarz RSC Step Attenuators
- Rohde & Schwarz NRP 50T