[Application Case] Why is an anechoic chamber necessary?

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last updated：Apr 14, 2023

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[Application Example] Throughput Testing and Reception Sensitivity Testing Environment via OTA

By using a radio wave anechoic chamber, it is possible to conduct OTA performance tests correctly in a stable environment without the influence of surrounding radio waves. This is particularly essential for evaluating EUTs in the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, such as WiFi devices, mobile phones, and terrestrial digital broadcasting equipment, as the radio wave anechoic chamber allows for separation from commercial service waves. Additionally, for products that do not have technical standards conformity certification (Giteki), using a radio wave anechoic chamber (shield box) is effective in preventing the emission of illegal radio waves. 【Product Lineup】 ■ Radio Wave Anechoic Chamber Taurus Series MY1510 ■ Radio Wave Anechoic Chamber Taurus Series MY1525 ■ I/F Module ■ Portable Antenna M301–309 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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【System Configuration】 ■ For small devices such as smartphones (Reference examples) ・Radio shielded box [MY1510] ・I/F module [IFM2] ・Sleeve antenna [M30x] ■ For devices with heat dissipation mechanisms such as wireless routers and PCs (Reference examples) ・Radio shielded box [MY1525] ・I/F module [IFM10] ・Sleeve antenna [M30x] *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.