A prefabricated panel-type shield room that has a short on-site construction period and is easy to relocate and modify.
【Applications】 - Quality control and development of electronic devices such as mobile phones and televisions - Noise countermeasures for industrial machinery such as discharge machining and high-frequency welders - Improvement of measurement environments for medical physiological testing equipment such as EEGs and EMGs - Other electromagnetic wave environment countermeasures 【Target Frequency and Shielding Performance】 Target Frequency: 14kHz to 20GHz Shielding Performance: 60dB to 100dB
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basic information
An electromagnetic wave shield room is a facility designed to protect products from external electromagnetic waves or to prevent electromagnetic interference during product inspection. In addition to electromagnetic wave shielding performance, it can also be equipped with soundproofing capabilities, such as soundproof shield rooms, and thermal insulation features, such as constant temperature and humidity shield rooms, allowing for a wide range of customization based on the customer's application, performance requirements, and installation environment.
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Applications/Examples of results
- Electronic device development and testing - EEG room, evoked potential testing room - For communication equipment testing - Electrical discharge machining room - Environmental testing room
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We provide our customers with a good electromagnetic wave environment through the design and construction of electromagnetic wave countermeasure facilities such as shielded rooms.
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