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AntennaTesting.com
The installation of our anechoic test chamber was completed by Orbit/FR in 2003. 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.
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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.
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Eckel Noise Control Technologies
Anechoic Chambers are echo-free enclosures with a sound energy absorption level of 99% to 100%, or a reflected sound pressure level of 10% or less. The frequency at which the energy absorption drops below 99%, or the pressure reflection exceeds 10%, is known as the low-frequency cut-off. Sound absorption is obtained by lining the walls, ceilings, and floor with wedges or other sound absorbing elements or SuperSoft panels, depending on performance level required and cut-off desired.
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Raymond RF Measurements Corp.
Raymond RF offers a line of anechoic chambers to satisfy a wide range of antenna measurement requirements. All Raymond RF chambers are built using Modular RF Shielded Enclosure System and can include any RF Shielded Door. Absorber is chosen to best suit the application. Let Raymond RF help you design a chamber that will best fit your requirements.
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MY3710HS - MICRONIX
Higher shielding performance than MY371080dB. Suitable for weak electric field resistance test, out-of-service test or digital forensics for mobile phone, smart phone or tablet terminal! DUT can be operated directly with bare hands while placing it in the box and looking at the inside from the shield window.
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MY3720 - MICRONIX
Suitable for weak electric field resistance test, out-of-service test or digital forensics for smart phone, tablet terminal or mobile PC ! !DUT can be operated directly with bare hands while placing it in the box and looking at the inside from the shield window.
