Every EMC test needs a controlled environment. This group covers the physical facilities that host emissions and immunity testing, from full-scale compliance chambers down to benchtop enclosures, plus the supporting infrastructure a chamber needs to actually run.
- Semi-anechoic and specialty chambers — the compliance-test workhorse, sized by measurement distance (3m/5m/10m) and lined with absorber to suit the frequency range and standard you're testing to; reverberation, automotive, and military variants suit specific standards a standard SAC doesn't cover.
- GTEM cells — a compact, lower-cost alternative for pre-compliance screening before booking full chamber time.
- Shielded boxes — benchtop RF-quiet enclosures for module and component-level work that doesn't need a full chamber.
- Chamber accessories — the filtered power, doors, turntables, air conditioning, and fire/CCTV systems every working chamber depends on, and a common source of overlooked cost when budgeting a new facility.
