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1 CReSIS Electromagnetic Anechoic Chamber at the University of Kansas
Contact person: Stephen Yan Reservation at Room G547 M2SEC building 1536 W 15th Street Lawrence, KS 66045 Last updated: 11/7/2018

2 Electromagnetic Anechoic Chamber
Provides an electromagnetically quiet environment for measuring the radiating properties of a device-under-test Enclosed by an external metallic shielding to provide isolation from the outside environment Interior lied with radio frequency/microwave absorbers and ferrite tiles to minimize unwanted multiple internal signal reflections inside the chamber To emulate a “free space” environment for testing Application examples: Characterization of intentional radiators or the scattering of electromagnetic energy, such as antenna radiation pattern and radar cross section (RCS) measurements Determining the level of radiation/noise from unintentional radiators. For instance, electromagnetic interference (EMI) measurement for digital devices/systems Determining the level of immunity of an electronic device/system when exposed to ambient electromagnetic signal/noise

3 Electromagnetic Anechoic Chamber at KU
Features Electromagnetic measurement and characterization from 30 MHz to 18 GHz 10 m measurement range Biggest chamber within ~500 miles in the area Capable of accommodating small UAV of up to 1,100 lbs ~100 dB shielding from external environment Potential Applications: Antenna performance characterization EMI/EMC measurement Radar cross section study Others… Screenshot from CCTV installed inside the chamber

4 Data acquisition system and device controller
Chamber Floor Plan 11.6 m 7.3 m 2.4 m x 2.4 m Double leaf door 1.2 m x 2.1 m Single leaf door Turntable Reference RX antenna AUT (TX antenna) Connector Panel Walkway Absorbers Data acquisition system and device controller

5 Chamber Specifications
Chamber Dimensions 11.58 m x 7.29 m 7.36 m (interior, with 0.4 m raised floor) Wall Shielding Magnetic field: 20 1 kHz, kHz, kHz Electric field: 100 dB from 200 kHz to 50 MHz Plane wave: 100 dB from 50 MHz to 1 GHz Microwave: GHz Door Shielding Magnetic field: 20 1 kHz, kHz, kHz Electric field: 90 1 kHz, 120 dB from 10 kHz to 50 MHz Plane wave: 120 dB from 50 MHz to 10 GHz Microwave: 100 dB from 10 GHz to 26 GHz, GHz Absorber Power handling: 775 W/m2 Attenuation: >10 dB from 30 MHz to 18 GHz Normal incidence

6 Chamber Specifications
Ferrite Tiles Handle up to 200 V/m of continuous RF field Site-VSWR Quiet zone test volume: 1.5 m Test frequency range: 1 GHz – 18 GHz Measured performance: 3.37 dB Satisfied CISPR performance requirement ≤ 6 dB Field Uniformity Test plane: 1.5 m x 1.5 m Test frequency range: 80 MHz to 1 GHz Field level evaluated: 5.4 V/m Measured performance: < 4.2 dB Satisfied IEC standard ≤ 6 dB Free-space Normalized Site Attenuation Test range: 3 m Test diameter volume: 1.5 m Measured performance: ± 3.9 dB deviation from theoretical value specified in CISPR (Ed.3) CTIA Ripple Testing Eligible for CTIA Authorized Testing Laboratory (CATL) filing Test data available upon request Connector Panel 3 N-type connectors 6 FSMA penetration kit 6 FC-type optical connectors 2 K-type connectors 2 ST penetration kit

7 List of Equipment/Tool
Hardware Agilent N5230C PNA-L 4-port Network Analyzer (10 MHz – 20 GHz) Agilent 8052D calibration kit Agilent E4446A PSA Spectrum Analyzer (3 Hz – 44 GHz) ETS-Lindgren Standard Antennas (see next slides) ETS-Lindgren 7-TR/POL Antenna Tower (max. load: 13.5 kg) ETS-Lindgren 2090 Dual-Device Controller ETS-Lindgren 4340 Shielded Camera System Bosch DLK Digital Distance Measurer Skil MT 8201 Self-Leveling Cross Line Laser Assorted RF cables and connectors/adaptors Software Ansys HFSS v14 Agilent ADS CST Microwave Studio MATLAB 2011b

8 Available Standard Antennas#
Designated frequency Start Stop Measurement frequency 30 MHz 100 300 1 GHz 3 6 18 ETS-Lindgren Mini-Bicon* (cage) 3180B 30 MHz 1 GHz Mini-Bicon* (conical) 3180B 3 GHz End-Fed Mini-Bicon 3183 18 GHz BiConiLog 3142C (x2) 26 MHz Log-Periodic Dipole Array 3148 200 MHz 2 GHz Dual-Pol. Log-Periodic 3145BDP 100 MHz 1.1 GHz Double-Ridged Horn 3117 Quad-Ridged Horn 300 MHz 6 GHz Quad-Ridged Horn Pasternack WR159 Horn PE9860/NF-15 4.9 GHz 7.05 GHz WR187 Horn PE9861/NF-15 3.95 GHz 5.86 GHz Narda WR187 Horn 643 5.85 GHz WR430 Horn 645 1.7 GHz 2.6 GHz Scientific Atlanta WR137 Horn 8.2 GHz WR187 Horn 3.9 GHz WR650 Horn 1.12 GHz Quad-Ridged Horn Dual-Pol. Log-Periodic Mini-Bicon # Other antennas may be available; please contact Stephen Yan at ^ Data sheet available upon request * Single antenna with two configurations

9 Reservation and More Information
Reservation is REQUIRED for all users (including CReSIS personnel) Schedule can be found at Please for more information and to make reservations Intended external users are advised to contact Stephen Yan at before making reservations For rates, policy manual, laboratory safety manual, and chamber user’s guide, please visit: Chamber location: Room G547, M2SEC building 1536 W 15th Street Lawrence, KS 66045

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