
How can downtime due to dirt be avoided?
Dirt on your test chamber doors can cause serious performance issues, leading to unnecessary costs, downtime, or even non-compliance. For tempest-shielded facilities, it could even lead to a security breach. Our colleague Joëlle Driessen-Verkuijlen, who oversees our maintenance contracts, explains these risks and has a simple solution.
‘Reverberation Chambers for Antenna and Communications Testing up to sub-THz Frequencies.’ This was the topic that Sander Bronckers from Technische Universiteit Eindhoven discussed at the Dutch Antenna Range Operator Meeting (DAROM) held at our Zoeterwoude (NL) office last Friday.
After Sander’s talk, we organised a tour of our Comtest Experience, where several colleagues demonstrated the latest skills and developments within our company. This was followed by lunch and a presentation by our R&D Specialist, Dmitriy Penkin, titled ‘Typical Shielding Effectiveness Levels of Microwave Absorbers in UHF & SHF Ranges.’
Eric van der Houwen, Antenna Test Engineer at European Space Agency – ESA, discussed the latest developments at the ESA-ESTEC Antenna Measurement Facilities. Bastian Balk, Market Segment Manager for Automotive Full Vehicle Antenna Test/EMC at Rohde & Schwarz, delivered a presentation titled ‘Performing OTA Measurements in an EMC Range—A Real or False Good Idea?’
Are you interested in the Comtest Engineering Tour at our facility in the Netherlands? Please send a message to Bas de Groot.