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The Electromagnetic Compatibility Group (GCEM UPC) is currently involved in the RF Microwave project. The aim of this European project is to develop the research, capabilities and expertise of countries in EURAMET, (European Association of National Metrology Institutes), the European Association of National Metrology Institutes, in the field of microwave measurement and electromagnetic compatibility.
The work of GCEM UPC is focused on improving calibration and test procedures for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
The members of EURAMET come from 37 countries, and the organisation coordinates National Metrology Institutes to develop European infrastructure and metrological services. The project consortium is led by UME/TÜBITAK, from Turkey, and a further nine partners participate from nine countries. The expected completion date is 2019.
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