Showing results: 31 - 34 of 34 items found.
-
MICRONIX
The necessity of a wireless system test has risen by the spread of recent wireless telecommunication equipment as shown in cellular phone, wireless LAN, RF-ID tag and ETC (Electronic Toll Collection system). It is necessary for a wireless test to be performed in anechoic environment in which an external noise is intercepted and a radio wave does not reflect internally. An anechoic chamber (room version of a shield box) is proper facilities but needs a wide space and a huge cost. Especially, the equipment under wireless system test on the production line can not radiate any signal radio wave outside before approval. The shield box satisfies these conditions.
-
AntennaTesting.com
Our chamber measures 28' x 14' x 14' with 12" to 36" pyramidal anechoic absorbers and is fully shielded using a dual layer metal enclosure. Our test chamber is designed to for frequencies ranging from .700 to 6.00 GHz.
-
Raymond RF Measurements Corp.
Raymond RF offers a complete line of RF filters ranging from 0.4A to 600A in both stand-alone and cabinet-mounted configurations for our QuietBoxes and Anechoic Chambers. Both styles of filters can be supplied with NPT pipe nipples and flange nuts for mounting directly on a QuietBox or Anechoic Chamber. Alternately, both styles of filters can be remotely mounted with shielded conduit running between the clean end of the filter and the QuietBox or Anechoic Chamber.
-
Seibersdorf Labor GmbH
During the recent years we have made scientific investigations regarding calibration procedures, which have been published and integrated in the European and International standards. The calibration of antennas and field probes in Seibersdorf is done on the reference open area test site, in three different TEM-Cells and in the fully anechoic chamber. The open area test site is one of the best in Europe. Since 1996 we are the accredited calibration laboratory according to Akkreditierung Austria 0612 for antennas and field probes.
