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     Frankonia
     
 
Frankonia EMV is a leading European supplier of anechoic chambers for EMC compliance testing. The Company was founded in 1987 and rapidly established itself as an innovator in the field of shielded chambers, developing, for example, non-combustible electro-magnetic radiation absorbing material thereby rendering chambers safe for testing motor assemblies, military vehicles and other apparatus generating heat and/or combustible gases. The Company continues with an active development program as evidenced by the introduction of foamed microwave absorbers.

Ultra Compact Chambers (UCC)

The UCC was designed as an alternative to GHz-TEM Cells for pre-compliance measurements as well as for the fields of research and science. The walls and the ceiling of the chamber are lined completely with ferrite absorbers, and the rear wall next to the EUT has an additional hybrid absorber suitable for measurements in the frequency range from 30MHz to 3GHz.

 








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The most important advantages, as compared to GHz-TEM Cells, are the fact that the personnel can walk into this chamber therefore simplifying DUT setup as well as the possibility of taking larger test specimen into the chamber. The UCC can be used for pre-compliance radiated emission measurements and immunity tests according to standard IEC 61000-4-3.

In addition, it is very well suited for pre-compliance measurements of automotive components according to DIN/ISO 11452-2 and EN 55025 (CISPR 25).

If required, the UCC can also be used as a normal shielded room for conducted emission testing. Because of its small dimensions, the chamber can be placed in normal laboratories or offices.

Anechoic Chambers - Frankonia
 


Compact Hybrid Chambers (CHC)

The CHC presents chambers optimal solutions for immunity tests according to standard EN/IEC 61000-4-3 at a measuring distance of 3.0m and offers excellent characteristics for pre-acceptance emission measurements. Ferrite and hybrid absorbers allow measurements in the frequency range from 30MHz to at least 18GHz.

Chambers can be delivered in semi-anechoic version (with ground plane) or as a fully anechoic chamber (floor absorbers on the whole floor surface).  An automotive testing version is available suitable for radiation testing of automotive components according to standard DIN/ISO 11452-2 and EN 55025 (CISPR 25).
 


CPC Chambers

The CPC is an anechoic Chamber for emission measurements according to EN 55022B and immunity tests according to EN/IEC 61000-4-3. Frankonia has succeeded in developing an inexpensive chamber, which fulfils the NSA performance of ±4dB from 30MHz to 1GHz in a cylinder of 2m diameter, and 2m height. This has been achieved using pyramid absorbers and by the additional use of specially developed absorbers. The chamber thus absolutely conforms to both emission measurements and immunity testing.
 


Large anechoic chambers

Anechoic chambers suitable for 10.0m and beyond measuring distance are available as customised facilities. Planning an anechoic chamber can be done in conjunction with architects and engineers in order to ensure an optimum facility. A range of features are offered turntables and rolling test stands or driving pits for sliding gates. Interfaces to emergency control and alarm systems, for example fire alarm and fire extinguishing systems, can be taken into consideration.

 

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