EMC publications and leaflets

The RSGB EMC Committee has produced a number of EMC leaflets and are regularly updated. All leaflets are in PDF format.

EMC leaflets 1, 2, 5 and 8 are intended for neighbours, however you are advised to give neighbours only copies of those leaflets that relate to EMC problems that actually exist or are likely to occur in the near future.

• EMC Leaflet No. 1: Radio Transmitters and Domestic Electronic Equipment
  General EMC information sheet about breakthrough on TV, radio, hi-fi, etc.
• EMC Leaflet No. 2: Radio Transmitters and Home Security Systems
  An information sheet for neighbours or alarm installers about RF triggering of intruder alarms
• EMC Leaflet No. 3: Dealing with Alarm EMC Problems
  Advice to members on how to deal with RF triggering of an intruder alarm
• EMC Leaflet No. 4: Locating Sources of Interference to Amateur Radio Reception
  Advice on how to identify and find sources of RFI in amateur bands
• EMC Leaflet No. 5: Radio Transmitters and Telephones
  All about RF breakthrough on telephones
• EMC Leaflet No. 6: Automotive EMC for Radio Amateurs
  Advice on installation of mobile amateur radio equipment in vehicles
• EMC Leaflet No. 7: Protective Multiple Earthing (PME)
  
• EMC Leaflet No. 8: TV Distribution Amplifiers
  For neighbours and TV aerial installers about solving breakthrough on home TV distribution amplifiers
• EMC Leaflet No. 9: Handling In-bound Interference
  
• EMC Leaflet No. 10: Avoiding Interference to Nearby Electronic Equipment
  
• EMC Leaflet No. 11: The Ofcom Procedure for the Measurement of the Field-Strength of Amateur Stations
  
• EMC Leaflet No. 12: Part P and the Radio Amateur
  
• EMC Leaflet No. 13: RF Safety and the Radio Amateur
  
• EMC Leaflet No. 14: Interference from in-house PLT
  

Tackling an EMC problem

With the right approach, most EMC problems can be solved. Information on how to do this can be found in the EMC leaflets. More comprehensive information on EMC can be found in The RSGB Guide to EMC. The latest information and comments on current trends can be found in the bi-monthly EMC Column in RadCom.

Please note: These pages are intended for members of the Radio Society of Great Britain, but are available to non-members on the understanding that any information is given in good faith and the society cannot be responsible for any misuse or misunderstanding.