Engineers facilitated electromagnetic interference testing on a Euro Hawk unmanned aircraft at the Benefield Anechoic Facility last month. The Euro Hawk has never been flown in the unique radio frequency environment of Europe. The BAF’s design allows testers to evaluate the aircraft’s radio emissions and absorptions in an environment that is sanitized of outside radio frequencies. This prevents those sources from interfering and compromising the tests.Learn more from Space Daily.
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