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The course also consists of an experimental portion including
demonstrations, test setups and instrumentation, statistical
sampling techniques mechanical tuner operation and frequency
sweeps), and chamber characterization and calibration measurements.
The experiments and demonstrations are conducted in a 2.5 x 4 x 7
feet reverberation chamber. The chamber, constructed in-house for
less than $1000, indicates the flexibility of the reverberation
chamber concept. The chamber demonstrates the statistical
equivalence of the electromagnetic environment in all conductive
cavities independent of size and construction materials.
While the experimental portion includes reverberation
chamber demonstrations it consists primarily of a series of
hands-on experiments conducted in 4 to 5 person groups. Lab
notes provide a guide for the experiments and along with the
data files generated provide a permanent record of the
training.
The notes format for the experimentation portion of the workshop
includes the objective, a description of the experiment,
instrumentation, test setup, procedures, and room for specific
measurements, analyses, results, and conclusions.
Following each experiment, groups will gain practice in analyzing
the validity of the data in relationship to meeting expected
objectives. The course involves numerous calculations and analysis -
and both a scientific calculator and laptop are required.
The course length is 5
days (8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday - Thursday; 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM on
Friday). This is an intensive course and after-hours work on
exercises is expected. To gain full benefit from the course, please
plan to attend the entire course through 3:00 PM on Friday.
Course Detail:
http://rc-course.okstate.edu
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CUSTOMIZED
TRAINING at Your Location
A course may
be tailored to meet the specific training needs of your
organization, at your location, on dates desirable for
you, and if desired, in conjunction with obtaining data
using your reverberation facility equipment
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