Aero Nav Laboratories, Inc.
Aero Nav Laboratories is a full service environmental simulation lab that has served the military and industrial communities.
- 631-392-4888
- 631-392-4883
- AeroNavLabs@aeronavlabs.com
- 18 Connor Ln
Deer Park, NY 11729
United States of America
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Electric Power System Characteristics Test
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This test is also known as the power supply line voltage and frequency variations test. A few of the measured characteristics are: voltage and frequency modulation, voltage spike, and voltage transient recovery.
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Enclosures
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An enclosure is a mechanical item which either partly or wholly surrounds a component or assembly. Enclosure tests determine the suitability of equipment enclosures and sealing design techniques to provide various functions, including the following: Physical and environmental protection to the enclosed items. Protection from items within the enclosure to personnel or objects outside the enclosure.Means for ventilating items within the enclosure. Means for cooling items within the enclosure. Sealing equipment to protect against leakage, both internal and external. Enclosures are designed to provide various degree of protection.
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Package Handling Test
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This test subjects packaged items to the stresses encountered during handling, transportation and storage. The tests consist of drop tests, storage tests such as stacking and compression, temperature tests and transportation vibration tests.
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Highly Accelerated Life (HALT) Test
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HALT consists of high and low temperature and 3 axis vibration testing performed either individually or in combination.Highly accelerated life testing is performed to identify design weaknesses and problems prior to production. HALT subjects equipment to overstress conditions at a level which does affect life, but offers an advantage by reducing the design and development phases of a program.
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Soldering Test
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The soldering tests are conducted to determine if materials can withstand soldering effects, such as resistance to soldering heat, as well as the solderability of components during the manufacturing process.
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Dielectric Withstanding Voltage Test
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The dielectric withstanding voltage test (also called high-potential, over-potential voltage-breakdown, or dielectric-strength test) consists of the application of a voltage significantly higher than rated voltage for a specific time, between mutually insulated portions of a component part or between insulated portions and ground. This is used to prove that the component part can operate safely at its rated voltage and withstand momentary over-potentials due to switching, surges, and other similar phenomena.
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Temperature Test
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The temperature tests are performed to determine if objects can operate normally under various temperature conditions, such as high and low temperature, temperature cycling, and temperature shock.
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Electromagnetic Interference Test
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Electromagnetic interference (also known as radio frequency interference) tests are used to determine the electromagnetic characteristics of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical equipment. Electromagnetic interference, both radiated or conducted, can affect the performance of equipment. Electromagnetic interference tests are specified as follows: conducted emission, radiated emission, conducted susceptibility, and radiated susceptibility.
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Random Drop (Non-Packaged) Test
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The random drop test is used to determine the effects on non-packaged components of random, repeated dropping due to handling, shipping, and other field service conditions. The test is an accelerated test designed to indicate structural and mechanical weaknesses of types not necessarily detected in shock and vibration tests.
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Emergency Conditions Testing
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Electromagnetic interference (also known as radio frequency interference) tests are used to determine the electromagnetic characteristics of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical equipment. Electromagnetic interference, both radiated or conducted, can affect the performance of equipment. Electromagnetic interference tests are specified as follows: conducted emission, radiated emission, conducted susceptibility, and radiated susceptibility.
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Ozone Test
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Ozone is an extremely reactive form of oxygen occurring around electrical discharges. It is also present in the atmosphere, but in small quantities. Ozone testing is performed to determine the effect on materials such as rubber, plastics, etc, which are susceptible to ozone-induced degradation.
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Noise Test
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Noise testing is conducted to determine if materials can withstand external noises generated by various sources. It also includes air-borne and structure-borne noise measurements.
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Inclination (Cyclic Motion) Test
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This test simulates cyclic motions such as encountered by equipment on marine applications, e.g, pitch, yaw, and roll.
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Fluid Contamination Test
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Fluid contamination testing determines the abilities of materials to withstand the contaminating fluids, to which they are exposed in service.
