On 5 May 2023, a national-level technical evaluation meeting for the "Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Detection System for Large-Scale Equipment" was held in the United Kingdom.

The meeting was organized by an industry technical review committee, with participation from experts and professors from seven universities, research institutions, and industry organizations.

The project has been accredited under the UKAS-based conformity assessment system, and the developed EMC testing system is capable of testing large-scale special equipment, automobiles, high- and low-voltage electrical apparatus, as well as wind power, photovoltaic, and nuclear power equipment.

The completion of this system significantly enhances EMC testing capabilities for large-scale equipment. It provides strong technical support for the research, development, and manufacturing of advanced industrial systems, including new energy vehicles and power transmission and transformation equipment, thereby shortening product development cycles and delivering substantial economic and industrial benefits.

During the evaluation meeting, the expert panel reviewed system demonstration videos, examined technical documentation, and conducted detailed technical questioning regarding performance and application conditions. The technical team provided comprehensive responses to all inquiries.

After on-site assessment and thorough discussion, the expert panel concluded that the overall performance of the EMC Detection System for Large-Scale Equipment has reached an internationally advanced level. The system fills a critical gap in EMC testing capability for large-scale equipment in the UK and internationally. The panel unanimously agreed that the system passed the technical evaluation.