EMProbe-DBM-E6 — 6-Axis Robotic Near-Field EMI Diagnostics on the Bench
EMProbe-DBM-E6 — 6-Axis Robotic Near-Field EMI Diagnostics on the Bench
Accurate, repeatable EMI source localization using a single probe and a 6-axis robotic arm
Handheld near-field probing is a proven method for diagnosing EMC/EMI issues, but it is inherently operator-dependent and difficult to reproduce—especially on dense boards, assemblies with height variation, or complete products. The EMProbe-DBM-E6 solves this by combining a computer-controlled 6-axis robotic arm with near-field probes and EMViewer software to deliver high-precision, repeatable scanning with 0.01 mm repeatability.
This platform is ideal for pre- and post-compliance diagnostics, including scanning of non-flat surfaces and complete products, where traditional planar scanning methods are limited. System performance is primarily determined by the selected spectrum analyzer and probe, enabling a scalable solution aligned to your measurement needs.
Key Technical Advantages
- Robotic repeatability (0.01 mm) to remove operator variability and improve correlation between design iterations
- 6-axis motion enables scanning over 3D geometries, tall components, and non-flat DUT surfaces
- Probe-agnostic workflow supports off-the-shelf handheld probes and Y.I.C. probes
- Spectrum analyzer flexibility: analyzers supporting SCPI can be controlled from EMViewer
- Fast debug cycle: diagnose, modify, and retest quickly—supports intermittent issues and verification of fixes
- Broad application coverage: emissions, immunity, filtering, shielding, broadband noise, and common-mode checks
Typical Applications
- Component-side scanning of dense PCBs (high-speed / high-power / high-density)
- EMProbe-DBM-E6-Datasheet
- 3D near-field scanning of assemblies and complete products
- Root-cause localization for radiated emissions and coupling paths
- Cable/common-mode noise investigations (with suitable probes)
- EMI shielding effectiveness checks (relative comparisons)
- Design iteration comparisons and documented debug workflows


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