In the anechoic chamber, we work as one to provide superior service and innovative, precise solutions, driving our productivity to new heights. With the MVG chambers in-house, we’ve gained a year in development time and reduced physical tuningby 50% compared to our old process.”
Like the latest smartphones, modern vehicles are now supporting GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G/5G Cellular, Ultra-wideband (UWB), and other connected technology in addition to traditional RF radio. With this growing number of wireless systems and the compounded issues of co-site and outside interferences, developing wireless systems for automotive applications is becoming exponentially challenging. As a result, automotive manufacturers must increasingly focus on ensuring that the antenna systems for these now-vital wireless systems work flawlessly.
This is the vision that gave rise to Pulsaart by AGC, a premier developer of on-glass antenna technology, end-to-end antenna system supplier, and automotive measurement service provider. Since 2021, Pulsaart has grown rapidly and is expanding steadily into new areas of innovation. MVG has assisted in this progress, providing 3 different test systems and anechoic chambers for their facility in Charleroi, Belgium. The installation of the test chambers has allowed the company to move RF and antenna testing in house, enabling them not only to speed up testing capacity, but also innovate faster, and even expand to providing connectivity measurement services to select clients.
Learn more about the success story between Pulsaart by AGC and MVG in our latest case study:
