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CIR Enterprises, Inc. is a family owned business with over 40 years of combined RF experience. Our company is dedicated to providing premier customer service. The new Florida location is up and running.


CIR Modular RF Shielded Room Services

RF Shielded Rooms

 

Solid Wall & Copper Screen

Specializing in

RF Shielded Rooms Relocation

& Door Maintenance

 

 

CIR RF Shielded Room 

 

Refurbished RF Shield Room 

Shielded rooms will provide up to 100db min. of attenuation from 14 KHz to 10 GHz when subject to electric fields and plane waves.

CIR Shield Room During Construction

We specialize in shielded enclosure relocation, modification, refurbishment, installation, and RF testing.


RF Shielded rooms provide the necessary RF quiet environment in which to conduct many different application tests such as EMC, wireless technology on automotive or military vehicles, MRI scans, etc. These rooms are built with modular RF shielding, electromagnetic pulse protection EMP shielding, TEMPEST (secure communications) shielding and architectural shielding systems. The RF shielded room keeps electromagnetic signals from leaving the room and prevents electomagnetic interference (EMI) from entering the room.




Typical Shielding Attenuation Characteristics

Model

Magnetic

15KHz

Electric/Plane Waves

10KHz to 1GHz

Microwave

10GHz

CIR

55dB

100dB

100dB


Shielding Effectiveness (dB)

Attenuation Ratio

Percent Attenuation

20

 

10 : 1

 

90.0

40

 

100 : 1

 

99.0

60

 

1,000 : 1

 

99.9

80

 

10,000 : 1

 

99.99

100

 

100,000 : 1

 

99.999

120

 

1,000,000 : 1

 

99.9999

Shielding effectiveness values are expressed in logarithmic, not linear, terms. Therefore, 80 dB of shielding effectiveness is not double the 40 dB level, but 100 times greater. Another way to express effectiveness is attenuation ratio, which compares the attenuation signal strength outside and inside the shield as shown below.


40 dB 100 times reduction of the field strength
60 dB 1,000 times
80 dB 10,000 times
100 dB 100,000 times
120 dB 1 million times
140 dB Difficult to measure, typically only used in scientific applications



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