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Manual Control RF And Acoustic Test Chamber Box 6GHz 80dB Isolation

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Manual Control RF And Acoustic Test Chamber Box 6GHz 80dB Isolation

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Soundproof Acoustic Enclosure Chamber For Small Electronics Test

State-of-the-art soundproof and electromagnetic radiation proof chambers for ultra-low noise sensing. The acoustic facility includes a large (5m x 5m x 2m) anechoic shielded chamber providing an extremely low-noise environment suitable for all low frequency acoustic, optical and mechanical device/sensor characterisation. The RF facility includes a large (4m x 3m x 2m) anechoic shielded chamber suitable for a wide range of low noise measurements with significantly attenuated electromagnetic levels. This has been calibrated for uninterrupted use between 10MHz and 34GHz.

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The key characteristic of an anechoic chamber is that it’s designed to absorb reflections of waves within the chamber rather than have them bounce off the walls which would cause an echo. These chambers, if designed and assembled correctly, also do a great job at keeping waves from entering the chamber i.e. they provide shielding from outside interference.

Top and outer dimensions: 780(W)*780(W)*600(H) mm
Upper inner size: 400(W)*400(W)*4400(H) mm

Electronics engineers use anechoic chambers for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) or electromagnetic interference (EMI) and RF testing. The interior walls of these chambers are treated with special material to absorb electromagnetic waves. There are also audio anechoic chambers, designed for applications such as audio recording, that absorb sound waves rather than electromagnetic energy.

There are three main types of acoustic test chambers:

Hemi-Anechoic Rooms. In a semi-anechoic chamber, only part of the room receives acoustical treatment. For example, the walls and ceiling may be designed to absorb sound energy, but not the floors. Hemi-anechoic rooms are generally used for automobiles, construction equipment, heavy appliances (e.g., refrigerators, washing machines), and other items that operate directly on sound-reflective surfaces such as floors and roads.
Full Anechoic Chambers. This type of chamber is designed to absorb up to 100% of the sound energy within its walls. Its surfaces are covered with anechoic material and its floor is designed to support heavy test specimens. Full anechoic chambers are often used for speakers, microphones, and other equipment that requires reverberation to be kept at a minimum.
Pass/Fail Chambers. As its name suggests, this chamber is designed to test whether a specimen meets the acceptable standards of acoustic quality. Pass/fail chambers accommodate devices like mobile phones, computer equipment, and others that don’t need to be tested under hemi-anechoic or full anechoic conditions.

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