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EMC Test Systems,
TEMPEST INC.

Open area test sites ( OATS ) are realistic tools for measuring electromagnetic emissions. Like other instruments, Open area test sites ( OATS ) have advantages and disadvantages. Open area test sites ( OATS ) do not exhibit the reflections and hot spots of shielded rooms, but Open area test sites ( OATS ) are open to interference from cell phones, walkie talkies and wireless devices and power lines. Open area test sites ( OATS ) typically come in two sizes, 3 meter sites and 10 meter sites. Construction of Open area test sites ( OATS ) is fairly straightforward, but if you are building them for the first time it is a good idea to consult an expert. It will save you time and money. Open area test sites ( OATS ) are calibrated by performing a normalized site attenuation test which is described in ANSI standard C63.4 Open area test sites ( OATS ) can be thought of as real estate, but Open area test sites ( OATS ) are actually electromechanical instruments, like antennas. like other instruments, Open area test sites ( OATS ) must be maintained, repaired, and calibrated periodically.
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