Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML)
Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML) Overview Capabilities Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML) Overview The KSC Electromagnetics Laboratory provides electromagnetic compatibility testing and troubleshooting, electromagnetic interference resolution, mobile and Center-wide fixed radio frequency (RF) surveillance, and general support in the field of electromagnetic physics including electromagnetic…
The Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML) at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) offers a range of services related to electromagnetic compatibility and physics. These services include testing and troubleshooting electromagnetic interference (EMI), resolving electromagnetic interference issues, providing mobile and Center-wide fixed radio frequency (RF) surveillance, and offering general support in the field of electromagnetic physics.
One of the key facilities used for EMI testing is the semi-anechoic chamber. This chamber allows for testing of electromagnetic interference in a controlled environment, simulating conditions that might be encountered in space. In addition to the semi-anechoic chamber, EML also conducts electromagnetic interference testing in the field, providing on-site support and solutions as needed.
The EML's capabilities extend beyond just testing and troubleshooting. The laboratory also offers general support in the field of electromagnetic physics. This support may involve advice, consultation, or assistance with specific electromagnetic physics problems that NASA missions or facilities may encounter.
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