HDRF-1970-J RF Shield Test Box is a specialized piece of equipment designed for testing radio frequency (RF) emissions and shielding effectiveness. This provides a secure and stable environment for conducting tests on sensitive equipment. It minimizes the risk of accidents or damage to test equipment due to inadvertent RF exposure. They are portable and easy to integrate into various test setups, this makes them a flexible solution for both laboratory and field testing. HDRF-1970-J RF Shield Test Box provides enhanced shielding, accuracy, safety, and compliance testing benefits, making it an essential tool for companies that need to evaluate and test RF devices.
Features:-
- Designed and Developed for WLAN , Wireless device testing
- Ideal for 802.11a, b, g, n, ac, ax, be
- Bluetooth, RFID, 3G, 5G Device testing
- Wide range of I/O connector options.
- Thick RF absorbing foam deadens standing waves and reflections.
- Higher Level Isolation up-to 12GHz for accurate performance.
- Equipped with shielded power filters for power connection in the box while still blocking all wireless signals.
- Rugged construction for long life. Bench-top / Table-Top Shield Box Design.
- Customized Size to suit application specific requirements ,ideal for test platforms.
RF Isolation
Shielding @ Freq. Range | Shielding @ Freq. Range | Shielding @ Freq. Range |
≥ 130 dB @ 20 MHz ~ 1 GHz | > 95 dB @ 5 GHz | > 90 dB @ 10 GHz |
> 120 dB @ 3 GHz | > 95 dB @ 8 GHz | > 90 dB @ 12 GHz |
Mechanical Details :-
- Front door will open Left to Right.
- 1 fan: At rear side wall of shielded enclosure
- 2 cut-off waveguide air vents: First at front side. Second at rear side.
- I/O Access panels on rear wall of the shielded enclosure.
Standard Accessories Included with the Box :-
- Wonpro Power strip with 5 Way Universal Socket with Mains Plug Socket to go with AC I/O Socket of Box.
- Fixed LED Light Mounted on the ceiling inside the Box with Power Supply Adapter.
- Wooden - Mica Base Plate inside the box as an insulated surface - to place DUT and other units inside the box.
