TUV Rheinland will be substantially expanding its capabilities in India to meet the growing market demand. The expansion would be primarily in the areas of EMC/wireless testing, photovoltaic module testing, product testing and food/microbiological testing.In the area of EMC and wireless testing, the company would be adding a 10 meters anechoic chamber in addition to its existing electrical and EMC labs in Bangalore.Learn more from The Business Standard.
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