[PSES] CISPR25 Pre-compliance chamber for sale

[Murisa, Egide]

All,

My employer, Molex, located at Maumelle, Arkansas is selling their 
semi-anechoic chamber if anyone is interested.
A list of equipment included in the sale:

  1.  Compact CISPR25 Pre-compliance Chamber, size(ft) 16 x 12 x 10
  2.  Spectrum Analyzer, Agilent 8564EC, 9kHz - 40GHz
  3.  Signal Generator, Agilent 8648C, 9kHz - 3.2GHz
  4.  Signal Generator, Agilent 83640L, 10MHz - 40GHz
  5.  Digital Phosphor scope, Tektronix TDS7704B, 7GHz/20GS/s
  6.  Biconilog Antenna, Sunol Sciences JB3, 30MHz - 3GHz
  7.  Horn antenna ETS-Lindgren 3115, 750MHz - 18GHz
  8.  Copper top measurement table, CISPR25

The chamber has no ferrites. Absorbers are C-RAM SFC-24 by Cuming Microwave.
Asking price $30,000.00 for everything (disassembly and transport not included).

Thank you,

Egide Murisa
EMI/EMC Engineer, Test


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[PSES] Dimensions of a Reverberation Chamber

[Murisa, Egide]

Dear Experts,

In the IEC 61726:2015 standard: Screening Attenuation measurement by the 
reverberation chamber (RC) method;
Section 6.1 concerning the shape of the RC states that 'A perfect cubic shape 
should be avoided for optimum performance at lower frequencies'.
However, I have read in an article that none of the RC dimensions should be 
equal or multiple of each other.

Is there any concerns for a reverb chamber with two equal dimensions, let's say 
3.0m long x 3.0m wide x 2.4m high?

Thank you,

Egide Murisa
EMI/EMC Engineer, Test


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[PSES] EMC TEST FACILITY

[Murisa, Egide]

Dear Experts,
I'm not sure if this is the best way to ask this question but I was wondering 
who is the best turnkey supplier for a commercial 3m chamber or a CISPR25 
chamber in North America?
In terms of exceeding all automotive and other commercial standard 
requirements, best quality and durable absorbers, test systems, support, 
training and things like that. Please advise based on your past supplier 
experiences.

Regards,

Egide Murisa


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Re: [PSES] Job Opening for EMC Engineer

[Murisa, Egide]

Hello EMC Experts,

Now that Don listed the job announcement, it got me thinking to ask you guys 
who have been in this industry for a long time.
EMC Engineering is not something that is being taught in colleges; at least not 
at the University I just graduated from.
After a few months working as an EMC/EMI Testing Intern, I became fascinated by 
this engineering field, I feel like I want to do this my entire life.

However, companies do not want to hire entry level engineers as EMC Engineers, 
they want several years of experience.
As experts, would you advise an entry level engineer like me to pursue this 
career right away, or first find another Electrical Engineering position first 
to gain an experience in the industry?  Your responses will be highly 
appreciated.

Regards,

Egide

From: don_borow...@selinc.com [mailto:don_borow...@selinc.com]
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2013 12:19 PM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: [PSES] Job Opening for EMC Engineer

I am retiring at the end of the year, and my company is looking for an EMC 
Compliance Engineer to replace me. Location is Pullman, Washington, USA.

Here is a link to the job opening:

https://www.recruitingcenter.net/Clients/SELInc/PublicJobs/controller.cfm?jbaction=JobProfilejob_id=17518

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