| An RF shielded chamber is a room or enclosure designed to block or reduce the transmission of RF signals. These chambers are typically used for testing or measuring the performance of electronic devices that are sensitive to RF interference, such as cell phones, Wi-Fi equipment, or satellite communication systems. The walls of the chamber are made of a material, such as copper or aluminum, that reflects or absorbs RF signals, effectively isolating the device under test from external sources of interference. |
