Photographs

Here are a few photos of RTCE and Principal Engineer Glenn Robb. All are "click to enlarge"...

 

View of RTCE's main lab bench and RF equipment
Inside the RTCE 3m anechoic chamber, looking towards the "antenna end"... antenna shown is a bilog, calibrated from 25 MHz to 2GHz, and used for both receiving and transmitting
Inside the RTCE 3m anechoic chamber, looking towards the "turntable end", or "Equipment Under Test end", with a EUT on the 1 degree resolution turn-table
A wide angle view of the RTCE lab, bench and chamber door
RTCE's lightning surge rack with power line couplers
RTCE's variac and AC Power Fault (Power Cross) test source
Glenn Robb testing a customer product in Underwriters Laboratories semi-anechoic chamber (in RTP, NC)
Glenn Robb setting up a customer telecom product for vibration testing at Underwriters Laboratories vibration table in their RTP NEBS laboratory
Glenn Robb setting up a dipole antenna for radio ingress testing of a prototype VHDSL system in an outdoor laboratory. The results of this study were used to justify the present day immunity levels for DSL networks.
Glenn Robb teaching Samsung EMC engineers how to evaluate DSL networks for radio ingress, balance, and network topology (with a portable TDR) in Seoul, South Korea
RTCE's collection of microwave horn antennas: 1 to 230 GHz !

 

 

 

RTCE's HP E7401 Spectrum Analyzer