anechoic room

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anechoic room

A room whose boundaries absorb almost completely sound waves which are incident upon them; practically no sound is reflected from the boundaries.

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The author would like to thank Randy Chang, Mark Zube and Shaun Trussler for their help in using the Agilent 8960 call box, Jari Van-Wonterghe for antenna measurements using the anechoic room, Sieve Walmsley for the use of the GTEM cell and Eric Guetre for support.

Application of GTEM cells to wireless communication transceiver designs

(1.) Adhyapak, Anoop; Chen, Zhong; and Shimada, Kazuo, "Free Space Antenna Factor Computation Using Time Domain Gating and Deconvolution Filter for Site Validation of Fully Anechoic Rooms," Proceedings of the IEEE EMC+SIPI Symposium, August 2017.

Test vendors electrify EMC+SIPI Symposium

The NRL Arch Reflectivity Test Technique, "A Study of VHF Absorbers and Anechoic Rooms," University of Michigan Report 5391-1-F.

Microwave absorbers: theory, design and test

Measurement techniques and errors will be covered as well as various measurement environments like open area test sites, shielded rooms, reverberation chambers and anechoic rooms, and antenna techniques.