There is music in Bruges in Belgium

Some might think our technical consultant Marc Le Roy is performing at our booth at the EMC Europe 2024 Symposium in Bruges (Belgium) this week, but he can tell what is happening in the photo.
Steel, aluminium or copper?

Reverberation Chambers are made from different materials that influence performance and price. In this post, our reverberation expert, Dimitrios Barakos, and the EMC Solution Specialist at Rohde & Schwarz, Martin Randrup Villadsen, explain the key factors to consider when choosing the best materials for your testing solution.
The pioneers in Compliance Magazine

As current owners of Comtest and Dutch Microwave Absorber Solutions, Bas de Groot and Rik de Groot pay respect to their father, pioneer and founder of Comtest Engineering, in the current Founders Edition of In Compliance Magazine.
The LUF1000 on Tour in Phoenix, Arizona

Why does Bas de Groot, our Director of Sales & Marketing, look so happy in this photo in Phoenix, Arizona, last week? Well, it’s the first day of the LUF1000 reverberation chamber on tour through the US.
Infographics: DMAS absorbers explained

Our partner, Dutch Microwave Absorber Solutions, asked designer Loek Weijts to create this infographic to explain the benefits of a new range of DMAS closed-cell absorbers for antenna testing.
No more dirty chambers in Florence

No more excuses for dirty chambers for the visitors of the IEEE APS/URSI 2024 Florence (IT) symposium after Rik de Groot, managing director of our sister company DMAS, demonstrated the dust-free closed-cell absorber he and his team developed for antenna testing.
The production planning puzzle explained

Our chamber projects start with engineering and end with installation and testing. If one of the two changes in planning, André Oostdam, responsible for production, feels the pain. How does he guarantee deadline promises to clients?
How can telecom companies cope with PIM?

PIM has been highlighted as a growing problem for cellular network providers and associated equipment suppliers. This type of interference can reduce receiver sensitivity and, in some cases, may even completely inhibit communication.
ETSI or CISPR and the height of your chamber

Governments demand mandatory certifications from their suppliers, and…
Do companies need ISO certifications?

Governments demand mandatory certifications from their suppliers, and…