
5-day intensive TEMPEST & EMC Training
To better understand and help our clients, two of our Technical Consultants attended a 5-day intensive TEMPEST and EMC course organised by the University of Twente and FH Aachen, University of Applied Sciences. The course is initiated by Professor Frank Leferink with the help of Michael Hilgärtner and Daria Nemashkalo.

We were surprised by the results of our poll to determine if the market prefers end caps on their absorbers. The results were quite clear! Two responses received 88% of the votes, leaving little room for the other two options.
End caps can be viewed as a luxury rather than an immediate necessity for a well-performing chamber. Yet, 80% of our clients choose optional end caps for their test chambers. Why is that? Through this poll, we aim to understand which function of end caps is considered most valuable.
The question was: ‘What would be your main reason for adding end caps to your test chamber?’
The results:
As shown in the image, end caps not only protect the tips of the absorbers but also create a bright and fresh working environment compared to chambers without end caps. This is, of course, subjective and not driven by technical arguments.
If you wish to explore the possibilities of adding end caps to your chamber or replacing the old ones, please get in touch with one of our technical consultants: Marc Le Roy, Hanneke Mertens – van Veen, Uliana Trucchi, or Vincent van de Vrie.