Interference is interference. Only the intent differs.
A private RF test laboratory in Tampere, Finland. We measure how radio links and GNSS receivers actually fail under interference — and design the front end that holds.
WHAT WE DO
We start at the receiver being hit.
A receiver cannot tell why it is being drowned out. A display cable radiating into the GNSS band and a transmitter pointed at it on purpose produce the same lost lock — and the same measurement finds both.
Instrumented interference
We degrade your link deliberately in a shielded room, find the level at which the receiver stops holding lock, and show you why. Blocking and desensitisation, measured — repeatable, controlled, and without a spectrum licence.
Antenna measurement and verification
Radiation patterns, efficiency, gain, matching. Independent verification of your own design — or of a supplier’s claims about theirs.
Front-end and antenna engineering
Co-site isolation, selectivity, LNA and front-end architecture. Your own transmitter should not be blinding your own receiver. Antennas designed around the platform instead of fitted to it afterwards.