Hello group,
A colleague of mine mentioned that he had seen a stand-alone EMI chamber at a
test lab. One of the obstacles we have in getting a chamber is the lack of
space in our building and he thought this may be a good solution to our dilemma.
I am not aware of any chambers that do not
Mac,
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking. Stand-alone or not, a 10 meter
chamber takes up a lot of space.
We have a 10 meter SAC that is supported by its own steal frame structure,
meaning, it is not attached to the building. The supporting structure only adds
about 4ft to the length and
Thanks, Brian.
This sounds like what I am talking about to a degree. The structure would be
totally self-supportive and not attached to a building as yours is, but would
not be in any parent structure at all [i.e. exposed to the elements. Sure there
are code issues as well.
This chamber would
I don't think that you should try to get a single structure to function as
both an RF shielded enclosure and a weather protection system. Shielding a
building presents one set of physical constraints, and weather-proofing a
shielded enclosure presents a different set of constraints. Unless you
I'm assuming that you are thinking in the 3-meter or 10-meter semi-anechoic
RF shielded chamber mindset. However, there are no limits if you have deep
enough pockets. Sony built a 5-story tall shielded enclosure in San Diego;
I'm not certain of the exact construction, but it is essentially a big
I've been to the Benefield Anechoic Facility (BAF) at Edwards AFB.
It's probably the world's largest EMI test site - massively BIG!
It takes an extremely long time just to open close the door!
Google Benefield Anechoic Facility for those interested.
Just some interesting info.
Manny Barron
Sr.
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The big three auto makers have some chambers !
Stand alone ? Too big to tell from where I was.
But given the materials needed and the construction techniques... A
stand-alone would be a covered OATS.
For the normal shielded chambers, an environmental building would need to
surround it for
Dear safety experts,
During the abnormal tests in primary circuit, internal input fuse operates and
glass breaks. However, fuse is inside the tubing and broken glass does not
spread around.
Would you accept such construction?
Best regards,
Bostjan
SIQ
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