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Using a ceiling-mounted aluminum stirrer turned by a pneumatic motor, the SwRI stirred-mode facility efficiently tests whole vehicles and smaller systems. The position of the stirrer is monitored through a
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Two anechoic chambers are available at
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) tests and evaluations.
One chamber measures 28 ft high × 16 ft wide
× 16 ft deep and provides radio frequency (RF) attenuation in excess of 100 dB in the 30 MHz to 40 GHz range. This
facility can be fully configured with anechoic material or used without the material on the floor to expose the ground plane.
The second SwRI chamber is fully anechoic with a fibergrate floor suspended over the anechoic floor. This chamber measures 22 ft high × 32 ft wide × 22 ft deep with 6-ft cones providing 40 dB of attenuation above 200 MHz.
For more information about RF
anechoic vehicle evaluation capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract
with SwRI, please contact
Alan Montemayor at
amontemayor@swri.org or (210) 522-6940.
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Alan Montemayor
Engine and Vehicle Research & Development
210-522-6940
amontemayor@swri.org |
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vehicle component design
component analysis
RF testing
radio frequency testing
RF development
electromagnetic compatibility
EMC tests and evaluations
anechoic chambers
vehicle testing
attenuation
anechoic material |
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Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), headquartered
in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied
engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with
12
technical divisions.
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