RF Shielded Enclosure – OTA Testing Sub 6GHz

The DMC-OTA-S6 series RF shielded enclosures are cost-effective for over-the-air (OTA) testing at 6GHz. Our advanced shielding technology provides high isolation level make them suitable for OTA testing.

To minimize path loss and to get best results, these shield boxes can include racking options to incorporate instruments directly at the enclosure.

  • Frequency 700MHz to 6GHz
  • Shielding effectiveness > 70dB
  • 4 DUTs test in parallel
  • High efficient acquisition algorithm for processing the TRP with multiple test probes, instead of adjusting the antenna position by products. Achieve ±1dB accuracy
  • Support TX, RSSI, BER, BLER,FER, EVM, RSE and other test indicators
  • Wireless communication with DUT. Avoid the USB impact to the antenna frequency response
  • Manual or RS-232C/remote operation, suitable for automation line;
  • Input AC power: 100-240V AC 50Hz.

Technical Specification

Chamber Type DMC-OTA-S6
Operation Mechanism Manual  Operation
Outer Dimension (Cabinet) 660(W)*1113(D)*1960(H)mm
Outer Dimension (Box) 660(W)*600(D)*1000(H)mm
Internal Dimension(Box) 560(W)*830(D)*594(H)mm
Door Opening  Dimension(Cabinet) 660(W)*1513(D)*1960(H)mm
Door Dimension 407(W)*115(H)mm
open-close way Pneumatic control
Color Black/White or Custom
weight 203kg

Frequently Asked Questions

An RF shielded enclosure for OTA testing Sub-6GHz is a controlled testing box used to evaluate wireless device performance. It blocks external signals to ensure accurate over-the-air (OTA) measurements.

Most RF shielded enclosures provide 80 dB to 120 dB shielding effectiveness. This high attenuation prevents external electromagnetic interference during testing.

The enclosure typically supports Sub-6GHz wireless frequencies used in modern communication systems. This includes ranges commonly used for Wi-Fi, LTE, and 5G Sub-6GHz devices.

The number of devices tested depends on the enclosure size and design. Many systems allow testing of multiple devices simultaneously for efficient performance evaluation.

OTA testing measures parameters such as signal strength, throughput, antenna performance, and radiation characteristics. It also evaluates wireless connectivity and device sensitivity.

The enclosure uses optimized antenna placement and RF absorbers to reduce reflections. This helps maintain stable signal propagation and minimizes path loss.

Yes, many enclosures support automated testing systems and remote control operation. This allows integration with software-controlled RF measurement equipment.

It is used for testing smartphones, IoT devices, routers, wireless modules, and communication equipment. These enclosures are widely used in R&D, production testing, and quality assurance.

Dimensions vary depending on the design and testing requirements. Manufacturers provide customized sizes to support different device types and testing setups.

The enclosure typically requires standard AC power for internal equipment and automation systems. Power requirements depend on installed test instruments and accessories.

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