Airplane Interactive Window Systems Pass EMC Test

July 7, 2010 Interference Technology Aerospace, Markets, News, Technologies, Testing

Once electrical tests verified electromagnetic compatibility of Alteos^TM Interactive Window Systems, air travelers onboard the new Beechcraft King Air 350i airplane were the first to experience the comfort, control and convenience of the electrochromic dimmable systems for passenger-cabin windows. Made by PPG Industries’ aerospace transparencies group using Gentex Corp. technology.Alteos window systems previously passed electrical, environmental and flammability testing to meet HBC and aeronautical industry standards. The dimmable window systems underwent qualification testing for temperature extremes, high humidity, altitude, vibration, crash safety, salt spray and high structural loading.Read more from Aerospace Online.

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